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April 29, 2003
Microsoft Research Seeks Better Search
"Scientists in the Redmond, Wash.-based software giant's labs are experimenting with new types of search and user interface technology that will let individuals and businesses tap into the vast amounts of data on the Internet, or inside their own computers, that increasingly will be impractical or impossible to find." (Michael Kanellos - News.Com) - courtesy of nooface
Posted by PJB at April 29, 2003 04:20 PM | TrackBack