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search engineIn computing, online program to help users find information on the Internet. Commercial search engines such as Google, Yahoo!, and Lycos comprise databases of documents, Usenet articles, images, and news stories, which can be searched by keying in a key word or phrase. The databases are compiled by a mixture of automated agents (spiders) and webmasters registering their sites. US researchers estimate that about 500 times as much Web site information is hidden from search engines as is open to them. This is partly because many Web sites generate pages on request, filling in standard Web page templates with information from databases. |
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The first PCMCIA card designed specifically for enhanced voice over the Internet, the Internet PhoneCARD Linux Edition features full-duplex operation and Quicknet's award-winning hardware-based audio acceleration for the highest possible audio quality. The company's most recent offering is Prodigy Internet, the industry's first Web-based online service. Reflecting the global nature of the Internet, The Internet Shopper was originally developed in London, England by Technology Relations Ltd. |
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