SearchBoth.com places websites side by side on one split screen in order to make comparing the results of any two websites simple and easy.

The site started out with just Google and Yahoo but now offers Ask.com, MSN, DogPile, MetaCrawler, Alta Vista, LookSmart and WebSearch as well. Users can select any two search engines and view them side by side on one split screen.

It has also included the ability to search travel sites side by side including Hotels.com, Expedia, Travelocity, HotWire, CheapTickets, SideStep, Kayak, CheapFlights, Travelation, TravelZoo, PriceLine, Orbitz, and CheapOAir.

The site also includes AT&T’s YellowPages.com and Verizon’s SuperPages.com side by side as well. The company plans to include YouTube.com and the new competitor Hulu.com once it gains more popularity.

Originally posted on November 15, 2007 @ 5:08 am

eNetez.com is a new Internet portal/search engine that makes topic searches and finding relevant search results easier than ever before.

End-users are now provided the most relevant results for their category-specific or geographic-specific searches while utilizing eNetez.com’s simplified Internet search experience. Its revolutionary keyboard- free “ez” navigation capabilities and refined search results make eNetez.com poised to become the Gold Standard by which end-users search the Internet.

eNetez.com claims an end-user can easily obtain specific relevant information for all countries in the world, all major cities in the world, all states in the U.S., the top major cities in the U.S., and the top major counties in the U.S. The need for random Internet searches that may yield millions of unwanted and irrelevant results has been eliminated.

Maybe a solid proof like survey is needed before any company can say it’s the best in the field. It’s a very risk claim given the dynamic nature of the Internet and the level of competition.

Originally posted on November 9, 2007 @ 3:28 am