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I would like to see this out of beta and test it out a bit, this idea seems interesting although I haven't seen it in action yet. I wonder how long it will take for Google to buy out these guys

It is an interesting idea, but you are right--G!'s gonna grab that one quick IMO. I think the guy from mylivesearch would need distribution from an MSN, or a Y! or a G! to get that plugin in all of the browsers that he'd need to make it truly relevant, but once there...WOW.

No wonder G! has their eye on it.

Eric

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Sounds very cool.

And once Google has it, they could use individual user searches to augment their own index, perhaps.

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Public beta launch on the 29th.

It will be interesting to see how it works!

Thanks for the update. I'll keep an eye on it myself.

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I hope someone gets it before g does. I would like to see some real competition out there. Doubt it though.

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an interesting idea, but from what i read a user would have to install parts of the software on their computer, in which case it wouldn't reach everyone.

I have it installed. Don't like it one bit. The program uses your computer to search/spider sites. The results are horrible for real estate search terms.
By the way, there is no way to un-install the program.

Really? I would assume that you could use the system restore feature to a previous state in Windows XP to remove most stubborn programs.

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Malok, didn't think about that. Thanks.
But the main point I was making is that any program that doesn't have an un-install feature is malware in my opinion.