A new patent pending technology for the firm behind Clusty.com introduces what they are calling "Clustering 2.0" to search results.
Search engine Clutsy has a new clustering technology to help you find more information related to your search. They already have a folder of subtopics relating to your search topics. Now there is a small link near the folders with related topics that says, “remix.” Click it and you’ll see more related searches or clusters.
I’m always suspicious when a company claims to have made its product or service available for mobiles. Is the new version different than the regular offering? And is it something I’d even want to access from my cell phone? In regards to Clusty Mobile, a search site, the answer to that first question is “yes.”
Vivisimo and Microsoft combined technologies to power the FirstGov.gov search engine, which launched three months ahead of schedule.
Providing personalized search has become a big focus for sites like Yahoo and Google, but the CEO of Clusty.com's parent company Vivisimo thinks search personalization is a dead end.
Vivisimo's clustering search engine has left beta after a year of testing and feedback from users.
Search engines have caused users to become dependent on their functions, even to the point of becoming "fans" of one or another; that does users a disservice.
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