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Microsoft Opens Windows Live Search
article by David A. Utter
The new search platform from Microsoft officially debuted Live.com and also provides search results to the MSN site.
There are a lot of play on the relaunch of Live.com to search fans. blogged Ken Moss from the Live Search team about the new search site and its functions. On the main page, visitors may choose to stick with the simple search box, or switch to a personalized page that the search box in first place and content boxes on the page. By default, weather, news, sports and entertainment on the personal side. Users can add or change content as they want. You can also add pages Live.com and place different content on each page. These pages can be found in the current browser window by to appear on one side of the tab. Web results look much as they are from Microsoft. Website sponsored results appear at the top and right of the page. The Live Search team has the “Related searches” feature of Ask.com ‘s “Narrow Your Search,” which is borrowed on the right. Image Search uses the new infinite-scroll window to the previews of Live.com seen. The way how these results may appear with a slider to more or less images in the window display to be changed. Users can use the results of sizes from a drop-down menu on the Filter page. On Video Search Beta is one of the additional search options, which can be accessed from the multi-option on the Live.com scope bar. Users trigger searches for academic, can arise feeds or products by any of these options from the menu. Once elected, the extra searches are part of the application bar for quicker access the next time Live.com is used. Fans of the search macros have been available for a few months can edit your existing or new from the menu to find out more about. The Live Search team has some tweaking to do with Instant Answers. A web search on “Michael Jordan” brings news results immediately answer appears below the sponsored sites. In our test were the three results, it seemed two links for Formula One racing legend Michael Schumacher and one for a Washington State football player named Chris Jordan. Web results were as expected, however, and this is important for Microsoft as its adCenter sales team to build on, the customer base for the business. They plan to do this by looking for smaller companies with a strong focus on local search and the potential benefits for customers. http://www.submizseo.com/news/
Utter Staff Writer
Released: 2006-09-12
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