Search Engine Real-Estate Primed for Niche Developers

The search engine war continues to flourish up to this date. With the fight among Google, Bing, Yahoo, AOL, Ask, and Firefox/Google; the stakes of the search engine wars are raised significantly. Chitika, a research specialist, has published an outstanding study about search engine shares in the internet in the current time. Though it should be noted that the research that they have conducted does not reflect the whole market, such can provide a view on how the search engine market war is progressing. Why is this important? Well, it reflects a bigger role in the search engine’s business capacity and the likes.

Currently, Google enjoys the biggest share in the search engine market having a score of 82.45%. Followed by Bing with 8.56%, Yahoo with 6.69%, AOL with 1.22%, Ask with 1.07% and Google/Firefox with 9.18%. With this at hand, it can be seen the Firefox is a major contributor in Google’s success in the search engine market. According to the research company, Firefox was able to drive 23% of the search traffic, which highly aided Google in its effort to dominate the market. However, the contract between Google and Mozilla will end in 2011. Surely, there will be some serious implication on how Google will cope without Firefox at hand.

New trends could jolt these giants of whole web search platforms and allow for social engines to be developed. Early adapters are segmented by certain groups formed out of the social media sector. Developers focused on this sector could swiftly enter the market as long as fear of the larger companies doesn't impair the developer’s vision.

Current advantages of using Whole Web Search Engines;

1. The indexes of search engines are usually vast, representing significant portions of the Internet, offering a wide variety and quantity of information resources.

2. The growing sophistication of search engine software enables us to precisely describe the information that we seek.

3. The large number and variety of search engines enriches the Internet, making it at least appear to be organized.

> Note: Primed Markets and Lead Banks were generated for companies that appear higher in result listings.

The Next Layer
"Companies that focused and depended on search engine listings and superior search result criteria could one day find themselves paying employees additional commissions or bonuses that are non work related", says CEO Lael Alexander of Noitavonne Instruments. "Forwarding incentives to employees that allow their employer to market direct to their extended social networks could be pronounced as the next progressive bargaining chip". Employers will learn to extend their brands thru this medium bringing in the 2nd Age of Collaborative Marketing.

Technology is being developed that makes this idea a reality. Whole Web Search Platforms will always have its place in the web. Companies like Google and Bing will continue to design, map, and build web infrastructure that continue to improve upon items like user experience, speed and interaction.

Still, there are companies already positioning offerings of the next generation. Social Engines, Reverse Resolution Protocols, Stratus Apps and more.

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The Noitavonne Impact! "Loop Technology"

Social Network Leaks

Since June, rumors have been circulating about a social network Google is developing in secrecy. Early reports described it as a Facebook competitor, but the latest leak from Tech Insiders suggests otherwise. According to this latest information, the search giant has reportedly scrapped the idea for a Facebook clone and is pursuing a web-based social toolbar instead.

Like a chameleon, the rumored name for this service keeps changing. Originally called “Google Me”, it was also formerly known as “Emerald Sea” and is now being called “Google+1″. Sources indicate that this may be the final name for the service, but the term Loop, coined by a upstart tech company in Texas, "Noitavonne" is supposedly another competitor.

The search giant is thought to be working on an iPhone app to accompany this social network but it is unclear whether this app is meant to work with the new browser extension or is an older version compatible with the Facebook-style service. Spotted on a Google employee’s handset, the iPhone app was supposedly named “Loop” and had a look and feel that resembled Facebook. The Mountain View company does not play favorites when it comes to mobile development and, if this rumor pans out, you can expect to see the app land on Android, Windows Phone, webOS, and other mobile platforms.

Loop is another aspect of the social network that was described by tech sources as being central to the service offered by Noitavonne. The Loop service offers secured protocal connectivity between mobile devices. The concept was introduced by the Company's founder, Lael A. Alexander. The first siting of the term used in social networks came at the end of 2009.

The term Loop or Looping as defined by Lael A. Alexander is a term used to describe the utility application that enables users to connect and share data between mobile devices in a medium that is unique to the industry.

Both Loop connectivity protocal and a social network concept around the term were being developed by Noitavonne Inc.

The Latest Loop is Google’s version of Facebook Groups. Interestingly enough, Facebook supposedly developed its Groups feature quickly over the summer after it became aware of Google’s plan for Loops.

Loops are groups that you create to form smaller, manageable circles of friends. You can have a loop of friends, a loop of family, and a loop of co-workers. The idea of creating a social network based upon discrete groups of friends has been expressed before, but now the concept finally has name.

Of course, all of this information is based upon leaked information and as we have seen in the past, this information can change at any time. Let’s hope the naming and features start to stick so we can finally get an understanding of social endeavors in tech.