PolyCola, developed by the same guy who came up with GahooYoogle.com, searches across multiple search engines at once. It’s a fairly simple, yet practical concept. Most people across the world use Google or Yahoo to perform searches, however with PolyCola, you can search two engines simultaneously. Here’s how it works: say you want to search for dog gifts, type in the term in the search bar, select your engines (you currently have six choices: Google, Yahoo, Ask, Dogpile, Altavista, and AOL), and filter your search by picking web, images, videos, news, shopping or answers, finally hit enter. PolyCola will pull up two screens, one for each engine. You can enlarge the left or right screen to focus in on the results from a certain engine. Alternately you can further refine your search using the filters at the top of the page. PolyCola is free to use.
“PolyCola cuts out the time and hassle involved in
searching some search engines at the same time.
According to various online statistics, most people
in different countries such as the United States, Canada,
United Kingdom, Australia, Arabic Countries, Indians,
Persians, Dutch people, Spanish people, and many other
different spoken language countries, primarily use either
Google.com or Yahoo.com or some other major search engines
as their main websites for searching.
PolyCola cuts out all of this hassle.
For sure, you can expect more from PolyCola in future.”
searching some search engines at the same time.
According to various online statistics, most people
in different countries such as the United States, Canada,
United Kingdom, Australia, Arabic Countries, Indians,
Persians, Dutch people, Spanish people, and many other
different spoken language countries, primarily use either
Google.com or Yahoo.com or some other major search engines
as their main websites for searching.
PolyCola cuts out all of this hassle.
For sure, you can expect more from PolyCola in future.”
PolyCola makes it easier to search across multiple engines. The UI is user-friendly, there aren’t any complicated features, and PolyCola uses the most popular engines. You can compare results side by side to find exactly what you need.
Will more search engines be added? What’s the business model?
Visit website:
http://www.polycola.com
