‘Google’ is no longer just a word, but has entered the vernacular as a verb thanks to its dominance of the Internet.
However, ‘googling’ may have to move aside as new search engine aggregators start to provide a more comprehensive Internet searching service.
Search engine aggregators have the ability to merge the results from many different types of search simultaneously, for example web, images, blogs, videos, news, feeds and popular sites like Digg and Twitter and present them in a user-friendly format.
In the future people may be ‘nibbo-ing’ when performing an Internet search as this promising new search engine aggregator at www.nibbo.com gains popularity.
Nibbo was created to offer a better way to search the web. Instead of solely searching for either web, images or videos results, Nibbo pulls them all together and presents them in a concise, neat format.
The implications of this type of engine, which will show a preview of multiple search types, and the number of results found for each of them, are exciting for individuals and businesses alike.
The site even pulls together results from Feeds and Wikipedia and has recently added previews from location based search, Digg, Flickr and Twitter search.
For individuals Nibbo’s ability to merge multiple search types makes searching the Internet more comprehensive, satisfying and productive.
For businesses and IT professionals looking to use the Internet to their advantage it provides very useful targeted, categorised information and a clearer picture of what’s happening on the web.
The type and order of search engine previews is completely configurable, as well as the default search settings. Plus, for authenticated users, Nibbo offers the option to create custom search engines by providing a list of keywords or website addresses.
Nibbo’s home page is a simple search bar and a list of the most popular searches on the web. Just type in your search words and enjoy the wealth of neatly presented, categorised information that Nibbo provides.
If you have found surfing the web frustrating in the past, give Nibbo a try and you’re sure to find yourself riding the crest of this exciting new Internet wave.
