Archives for the 'Quintura Search' Category
Files under: News, Quintura Search, Tech, Web 2.0
Posted by: admin @ 01:59 [25. 05. 11]
We have released Quintura visual search apps for touchscreen devices for iOS, Android and Symbian. Most of the Quintura search apps reached top 10 apps in their respective categories. On May 23, one of the Quintura search apps has become #1 app in App Store. Our visual-based search app for sex life and relationship Q [...]
Files under: Mobile, News, Quintura Search, Search Cases, Tech, Web 2.0
Posted by: admin @ 05:42 [13. 05. 11]
Besides Amazon appstore for Android and Vodafone 360 shop, the Quintura search apps for Android devices have been included in the Verizon Media Store in the U.S. Verizon Wireless operates both 4G LTE network and 3G network for more than 100 million customers in the U.S. Quintura offers mobile search apps for Android devices including recipe [...]
Files under: Mobile, News, Quintura Search, Tech, Web 2.0
Posted by: admin @ 01:43 [6. 05. 11]
We have released Quintura visual search apps in iTunes App Store, Android Market and Nokia’s Ovi Store. Some of the Quintura search apps reached top 3, top 10, and top 100 apps in several markets. Today, one of the Quintura search apps has become #1 app in App Store. Our visual-based recipes search app Quintura [...]
Files under: Mobile, News, Quintura Search, Tech
Posted by: admin @ 15:56 [21. 04. 11]
Android is now an extremely important platform for mobile software application developers. A-Fund to invest $100 million in Android app developers is coming. That is why we have released Quintura search apps in Vodafone 360 shops in Europe and Amazon Appstore for Android in the U.S. Q Kids, Android app of Quintura Kids search engine [...]
Files under: Mobile, News, Quintura Search, Search Cases, Tech
Posted by: admin @ 11:45 [11. 04. 11]
The Quintura search apps for Android devices have been included in the Vodafone 360 Shops in Europe. The Quintura apps are now available at Vodafone 360 Shops in the United Kingdom, Germany, Spain, Italy, Greece, Portugal and Ireland as well as at MTS app store (МТС Магазин) in Russia. Quintura offers recipe search (Q Cook), [...]
Files under: Mobile, News, Quintura Search, Tech, Web 2.0
Posted by: admin @ 23:00 [31. 03. 11]
The Quintura search apps have been included in the Amazon Appstore for Android. Quintura offers recipe search (Q Cook), web and image search (Q Search) and kids-friendly search (Q Kids) apps for Android devices. From product description of Q Search on Amazon Appstore: “Q Search is visual search engine designed for Androids and tablets. With [...]
Files under: News, Quintura Search, Tech
Posted by: admin @ 16:13 [21. 03. 11]
// With Android app stores launched by Amazon, Vodafone, MTS and others, Android Market statistics for your apps is becoming very important. The statistics of Android Market is now being updated daily with information on installs, OS versions, devices, countries and languages. Top devices for Quintura recipe search app, Quintura Cook, are Motorola Droid X [...]
Files under: Quintura Search, Web 2.0
Posted by: admin @ 03:22 [7. 03. 11]
When Diapers.com was purchased by Amazon for $500 million last November, some investors were so excited that they decided to bet on baby boom around the world. The so-called “SuperAngels“, a group of Western angel investors have funded BabyBoom.ru, a Diapers.com clone for Russia. The investment amount should be in the range of $0.3 million [...]
Files under: Mobile, News, Quintura Search
Posted by: admin @ 04:17 [28. 10. 10]
GeekDad, popular blog at Wired, has named must have list of iPad apps for primary school education (children between ages 5-12 years). Don Donahoo says about Quintura Kids app: “This app is a search engine designed specifically for children. It is the perfect tool to start teaching children digital literacy skills and the ideas around [...]
Files under: Mobile, News, Quintura Search, Tech
Posted by: Quintura @ 07:57 [6. 10. 10]
Our kids-friendly visual search app Quintura for Kids is released in the Android Market. The app is available in English and Russian. Quintura offers the first mobile visual search engine designed specifically for kids. Quintura Kids utilizes touch-based screen of Android-powered phones using tag (word) cloud search. The Quintura visual search engine helps to educate [...]
Files under: Mobile, News, Quintura Search, Tech, Web 2.0
Posted by: Quintura @ 02:37 [1. 10. 10]
Our kids-friendly search app Quintura for Kids is released for Ovi Store, app store operated by Nokia, world’s largest mobile phone maker. Ovi Store has more than 2 million app downloads per day and growing. Quintura offers the first mobile visual search engine designed specifically for kids. Quintura Kids utilizes touch-based screen of Nokia phones [...]
Files under: Mobile, News, Quintura Search
Posted by: Quintura @ 03:37 [6. 08. 10]
Quintura’s mobile search app for web and image search has been released. It offers a visual search using a tag cloud of related words. Quintura Search for iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch is available at iTunes App Store. Quintura Kids, a safe and visual way for kids to learn how to explore the web using [...]
Files under: Mobile, News, Quintura Search, Tech, Web 2.0
Posted by: Quintura @ 01:48 [21. 07. 10]
Quintura’s first search app for mobiles has been released. It’s a visual search engine for kids with search result links indexed by the Quintura semantic search engine and checked by our editors. Quintura‘s newest iPhone, iPad, and iPod Touch app – Quintura Kids is available at iTunes. Quintura Kids is a safe and wonderful way [...]
Files under: Enterprise, Mobile, News, Quintura Search, Tech
Posted by: Quintura @ 00:32 [9. 06. 10]
Exalead, the leading European search engine and search-based applications provider for buisiness users and consumers has been acquired for EUR 135 million by Dassault Systèmes, leading provider of 3D and Product Lifecycle Management (PLM) software solutions. Both 10-years old Exalead and Dassault are headquartred in France. In other recent news, Clusty, a meta-search online service [...]
Files under: Enterprise, News, Quintura Search, Tech
Posted by: Quintura @ 03:51 [3. 06. 10]
We at Quintura have launched paid site search for web publishers and corporate web-sites. The ad-free search is offered as “white label” hosted site search servce without search ads in SERP and logo. The site search service is available via http://affiliates.quintura.com. The monthly site search service subscription fee depends on a number of pages in [...]
Files under: Enterprise, News, Quintura Search, Search Cases, Tech, Web 2.0
Posted by: Quintura @ 05:07 [19. 04. 10]
We have released version 2.0 of our hosted site search service, Quintura Site Search. Based on user feedback from more than 7,000 service registrations over the past two years, we improved web-site crawling and indexing, added new search display options and improved service user interface. Being one of the major visual search engines, Quintura indexes [...]
Files under: News, Quintura Search, Search Cases, Tech
Posted by: Quintura @ 05:00 [15. 03. 10]
Files under: News, Quintura Search, Web 2.0
Posted by: Quintura @ 10:43 [17. 11. 09]
Our visual search engine for children Quintura Kids has been named among the Top 5 Search Engines for Kids by Pandia Search Engine News. The list of top 5 search engines for kids includes Ask Kids, Boolify, Quintura Kids, StudySearch and KidRex. Per and Susanne Koch, editors of Pandia, said about Quintura Kids: “..If these [...]
Files under: News, Quintura Search, Web 2.0
Posted by: Quintura @ 11:41 [13. 11. 09]
Our visual search engine Quintura has been named among the Best Search Engines for ESL/EFL Learners – 2009 by Websites of the Day blog. The list of the best search engines for English language learners includes EyePlorer, Study Search, Carrot2, Quintura, Boolify, Viewzi, Mel Zoo, and Middlespot. Larry Ferlazzo, editor of Websites of the Day, [...]
Files under: Inside View, News, Quintura Search, Tech
Posted by: Quintura @ 01:58 [4. 09. 09]
Google CEO, Erick Schmidt has revealed in his recent interview to Techcrunch that Google needs to move from words to meaning, i.e. better understand search queries and return results based on meaning of the query. “We have to get from the sort of casual use of asking, querying…to “what did you mean?””, he told to [...]
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