A browser is basically a "Gateway to Internet" to any web user and hence technology giants are right there, building simplified(for us,but complex for them) web browsers to gain/retain their market share in this unending "Browser War".
IE8,despite being much improved and evolved than its previous version has been completely overshadowed by the recent launch of ChromeWeb 3.0 is defined as the creation of high-quality content and services produced by gifted individuals using Web 2.0 technology as an enabling platform.
Web 2.0 has been there for quite a while and now it's Web 3.0 which people wants to hear about but has there been any service oriented to Web 3.0 by far and what actually is this "Web 3.0" ?
According to Calacanis, "Web 3.0 is defined as the creation of high-quality content and services produced by gifted individuals using Web 2.0 technology as an enabling platform" Some other folks call it "A Semantic Web"(holds true to a large extent). Our perspective : "High quality content is already there on the web(mostly hidden,poorly indexed) but the issue is regarding the platforms which let the high quality content come out at the top. All such platforms, eg. Squidoo, Hubpages, Helium, eHow and hundreds of others (Wikipedia,being an exception,focussing majorly on the content) care more about the quantity and less about the quality of the content.Only a meagre chunk of their "content bank" is actually 'rich' in value. High quality content isn't a perogative of "gifted individuals only".It canIf 'cuil' refines its search indexing and Microsoft plans to acquire it and fight out with Live-cuil against Google,they may win against the current dominant
There has already been a lot of talks of cuil's claims and then it's performance from Day 1 of their launch but one thing is crystal clear...
It certainly takes a lot of guts to even think of competing in a market(we mean,online search industry),which is already been over-saturated and even bigger guts to challenge the 'Titan of Internet Industry' on its homeground. 'Cuil' was in the limelight much before it's month old release(Launch date : 27th July) for solely one reason...they were openly challenging the 'Whale of Search Industry' and were claiming to make searching even more intense,effective,deeper and gruelling.
Whoever has tasted this 'shouting kid' in the past month must