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I think some search engines are overwhelming with the amount of content provided. I like to use www.infospace.com - it provides clean relevant results and if I choose to, I can see results from Twitter as well. If I want to go to Facebook or ebay, I can go directly to those sites. I don't need an app clogging up my search.
Di 21 jul 2009, 19:58