search engine websites

What? DocJax.com is a search engine for documents.

Why? DocJax.com allow you to search documents and e-book from everywhere, preview them and even download them for free.

Who? Students, engineers, professors and everyone who needs to research and find documents on the Internet.

How? DocJax.com was powered by the mighty search engines Google and Yahoo.

Diff? Syntax is really simple. You can view the entire document before you decide to download it.

What? Jinni is the first Taste Engine for movies and TV shows, powered by the Movie Genome.

Why? Jinni is your personalized starting point to choose what to watch next, then get linked to watch on Netflix, Hulu, Amazon and more.

Who? Jinni is for movie lovers, TV addicts, and casual viewers of all kinds who want to find what to watch next.

How? Jinni offers semantic search, personalized recommendations, connection to content providers, community & Movie Personality features .

Diff? Jinni’s wide range of discovery features, unique visual interface, and intuitive semantic approach make the service unlike any other.

What? GazoPa is an image search engine that uses features from an image such as color and/or shape to search for and identify similar images.

Why? It's very intuitive and convenient way to search for images. Just upload and draw something you want.

Who? Anyone looking for images.

How? Upload an image, draw something.

Diff? No keyword is used. Search is so fast.

What? Melody Catcher is a music search engine to find a song, you remember. Just play the melody on the on line piano keyboard and search.

Why? Results of the Melody Catcher show the wanted song as a MIDI you can play as well as its title and a link to the source site of that MIDI

Who? Music lovers searching themes they remember. On the site of the wanted MDI they usually find more MIDIs of melodies of a similar type

How? The matching technique, focussing on on-line monophonic MIDIs is highly accurate. Usually the wanted song is shown in top of the results