DeepDyve, the deep Web search engine formerly known as Infovell, has a new user interface. The search engine is also going live for consumers who want to sift through the hidden information they can't find with Google, Yahoo or Microsoft. DeepDyve lets users search for medical journals, patent documents, Wikipedia articles and now IT, clean environment and energy information.
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Is This DeepDyve or Facebook?
DeepDyve's new UI follows in the footsteps of so many companies looking to create a more Web 2.0-friendly experience.
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Note that there's a lot of room in the search box. DeepDyve lets users enter phrases of up to 25,000 characters per query so that more meaning and relevance can be extracted from documents in the research engine's index.
Find and Refine
Clicking the Search button returns results for users; for medical queries, the results are typically from medical journals. DeepDyve lets users refine results by subject area, content type and filters.
Saving Results
DeepDyve features options to save searches and results for users returning to the site.
Results Return More Context
DeepDyve returns blocks of text in search results so users don't have to click open every document.
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DeepDyve, the deep Web search engine formerly known as Infovell, has a new user interface. The search engine is also going live for consumers who want to sift through the hidden information they can't find with Google, Yahoo or Microsoft. DeepDyve lets users search for medical journals, patent documents, Wikipedia articles and now IT, clean environment and energy information.