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**alabang virtual office** · 11-19-2008 04:21 AM

How do you spell “A-n-t-i-d-i-s-e-s-t-a-b-l-i-s-h-m-e-n-t-a-r-i-a-n-i-s-m?"
With Search Assist, you don’t.

Tuesday, March 31, 2008 10:30 AM

We, at the Yahoo! oneSearch team, understand how sometimes, your mind works faster than your fingers can type. That’s why we’ve brought Search Assist to the mobile user--a popular innovation that Yahoo! oneSearch leverages from the PC search product. As you type, Search Assist automatically offers search terms and phrases in real time. Search Assist saves time by offering the most likely completions, reducing the need to type the full search. This is especially useful on mobile phones. By making suggestions as you type, it also eliminates one of the hardest parts of searching and helps you format the most efficient query. Query suggestions help users refine a search faster and improve the overall search experience.
Search Assist is useful…

…when you’re typing long queries: Just type in the first few letters of a long query and search assist automatically gives you suggestions. For example, if you’re looking for the address of the nearest Cheesecake Factory restaurant, just type “chee.” Search Assist will offer several possibilities, including “Cheescake Factory” allowing you to quickly click on the right option, rather than finish typing the entire word.

…when you're not sure how to spell a word: Let’s say you’re at a restaurant, and want to get a review for a bottle of Gewürztraminer they are featuring on today’s menu. You only have to type in “gerwu,” and Search Assist will do the rest—offering you a one click link to more info on Gewürztraminer.

…when you type a very general term: For example, type "apple" and Search Assist offers "Also try" suggestions that include completed searches like “Apple Store,” "apple crisp recipe," or "Applebees." One click makes your search more specific, and gets you the exact answer you want.
Search Assist works on any phone with an AJAX capable browser. Initially, search assist will be supported on the iPhone with additional device support in the coming months.

[From Yahoo! Mobile]

**camillecara** · 11-19-2008 07:14 AM

Could you told me which are best service providers of voip telephone

**alabang virtual office** · 11-19-2008 07:22 AM

Originally Posted by camillecara

Could you told me btxchange dot com are best service providers of voip telephone

[SIZE=2]actually, i don't know which is the best voip providers so i done research about your question.I had research something about the [/SIZE][SIZE=1][SIZE=2]Top VoIP Service Providers[/SIZE][/SIZE][SIZE=2] from voip.about.com.Here it is:

[/SIZE] For phone users that want a type of VoIP that is more or less like their existing landline, with traditional phones, the most suitable of the types of VoIP services are the subscription and hardware based services. They are aimed primarily at households and small businesses. Upon subscription, the user is sent an adapter (ATA) and is given a phone number. This requires an Internet connection, which adds up to the cost, but the overall cost is relatively much lower. Added to the benefits are the numerous features that come with VoIP.
Here is a list of the most prominent VoIP services providers of this type:
1. Vonage

Vonage tops my list because it delivers the goods. The price is not the lowest, but not the highest as well. Call quality is great, as well as the service and all it entails, including the features and customer service. The adapter is provided for around $40, refundable on returning it. 14-day trial. Vendor's SiteRead Review

2. AT&T CallVantage

CallVantage shares a lot of its focus on small business and enterprise VoIP service. The cost is slightly higher than that of competitors, but the service is somewhat worth it, with great features, good call quality and good service. An ATA is provided with the service, and $29.99 applies for activation and termination fee. No money back guarantee. Vendor's SiteRead Review

3. Lingo

For $21.95 a month, Lingo offers unlimited calling to the US, Canada and 22 other countries. There are around 25 features with the servoce, and a 30-day money-back guarantee. Equipment comes free.Vendor's Site

4. Voip.com

Voip.com offers VoIP service at a price lower than most of the competition, $16.95 per month. Among the strong points are a huge amount of features, the softphone that ships with the service, and a second line and voicemail for your mobile phone. They provide a Grandstream ATA, shipped free. A 30-day money back guarantee allows you to try the service. Vendor's Site

5. BroadVoice

If you make a lot of international calls, Broadvoice is the company to subscribe to. It offers service plans that are specifically tailored to users that call mostly outside the US, without however sacrificing local calls. Another interesting thing with Broadvoice is its BYOD (Bring Your Own Device) scheme, whereby you can bring along your own device and sign up with a fee starting at $5.95 a month. The service works with most SIP-capable devices. The money back guarantee period is 30 days. Buy DirectRead Review

6. Packet8

Packet8 is an important player in the VoIP market as it has a series of services, including a hosted PBX and a mobile VoIP service called MobileTalk. The price is the standard $24.95, and with $5 more you can call unlimited to 40 countries. It has an activation and a termination fee and 30 days trial period. They provide an IP phone instead of an ATA. You can use their softphone SoftTalk for free. Vendor's SiteRead Review

7. ViaTalk

What draws most people to ViaTalk is the price, even though they have to commit themselves for a year to get the cheapest price. ViaTalk also stands out with the long list of features it has. It also allows users to use their own devices (BYOD), which saves them from paying for activation and shipping. It has a money back guarantee of 14 days.

**hansen** · 09-01-2009 09:50 AM

Useful information about searching.

**hansen** · 09-08-2009 09:31 AM

Thanks for sharing.

**clarence456** · 10-06-2009 12:27 PM

Nice one post search assist for any AJAX user helps initially but in future new updated will be comes must so nice post and this is one of the informative one.Thanks for the nice post.

**links200000** · 08-25-2011 11:36 PM

When i go to yahoo to check how many pages has been indexed,i just see 3 pages,i created this site two years ago, and i can find 1400 indexed pages on google,i do not know why,anyone can tell me?