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Google has been the leading search engine for as long as I can remember.
That’s because search engines link relevance with popularity.
This search engine is great for things such as school work and research for articles or other such works.
Quintura
This search engine I liked a lot because it redefines how search results should be displayed.
This allows you to quickly display alternative results by just hovering your mouse over them.
This tag cloud can also be shared or embedded using the appropriate buttons.
Quinturq uses the same method to display results for web, images and videos.
A more organized Google alternative is in order.
Say you’re looking for articles and material relating to Nintendo.
Results can be clustered into different ways depending on what you’re searching for.
DogPile performs multiple searches for your term and then aggregates those results into one quality set of results.
you’re able to also select what language you want your results in.
They index websites in English, French, Turkish, Italian, Polish and much more.
The way they display search results is most intriguing.
Firstly, you have your traditional results as per usual.
They also have tabs along the top which refine where your results come from.
Examples seen in the screenshot are NASA TV and NASA Ames.
So there you go.
Do you have any suggestions for other alternative search engines?
What do you think of the ones profiled?
