Archive for the ‘search’ Category
Wednesday, September 10th, 2008
Try this mobile Chinese dictionary on your Nokia phone using Opera Mini. You will find it is different than most dictionary tools. Every character is clickable and you have links to Flickr, YoutTube and Google..
m.primezero.com

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Thursday, February 21st, 2008
Semi-Random Incoherent Thoughts:
Google was benefiting from organized chaos during the recent real estate boom since retailers only needed to flash advertisements in front of buyers to convert targeted advertising click units.
Google continues to innovate in advertising, but … what about search?
Google appears to have its sights on productivity.
Analysts where not worried about Google Docs.
Now, they are pushing for the Microsoft — Yahoo! deal to grab Yahoo!’s market share in China…
… more on that later…
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Wednesday, February 20th, 2008
After you find your translations on the Primezero i18n Terminal, here are links to Chinese Web Searches on other sites such as:
- Google
- Baidu
- YouTube
- Flickr
For starters…

What?
Yahoo!?
Nope, that doesn’t ring a bell.
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Wednesday, February 13th, 2008

Posted in character, characters, chinese, chinese dictionary, chinese translation, dictionary, english chinese dictionary, information architecture, language, product development, quality function deployment, search, semantic web, semantics | No Comments »
Tuesday, February 12th, 2008
who is using the following names for PHP files? (you’ll be surprised)
- search.php (quite a few)
- find.php (much less than quite a few)
- seek.php (way less than i thought …)
- peruse.php (fohgetaboutit!)
search, i feel is just like shaking a magic-8 ball
find, i feel has more promise
seek, i feel it a quick look around then gives up
peruse? .. like i said, fohgetaboutit. …
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