No!
Let's begin by the fact that only 4 search engine companies actually have Spiders that crawl the body of the HTML of websites. Those are: Google.com, Bing.co , Ask.com and Yahoo.com. Each one of those search engines has a differne approach of algorithms for displaying results.
Then, you have meta search engines. Those search engines have spiders that only crawl the meta tags and meta descriptions of the HTML within a site. Examples are metaspider.com and megaspider.com
Then you have human based search engines (Directories). Those display results based on the information listed in their directory. A fantastic example is Speaktoo.com which is a fee speech platform
You have mashup search engines that combine the api of other search engines, such as:
Dogpile.com- All the search engines piled in one or Avasearch.com - use Google's algorithms but emphasizes the best of the web
You have niche search engines, such as: Clasearch.com the classified ads search engines or Local.com for displaying results based on their regions.
The internet is a means of connecting computer resources it is NOT the biggest search engine. Search engines are IT applications attached TO the internet.
yes and no
A meta search engine (or aggregator) is a search instrument that uses another search engine's information to deliver their own particular results from the Internet. Meta search engines take data from a client and all the while convey inquiries to outsider search engines for results.
Every Search engine robots crawl data all the websites..Which is running on the internet..
Search engine usually have their own database of sites they craw and list in their database, for example Google, Yahoo, Ask. Meta Search Engines usually do not have their own database of crawled sites, they search the databases of real search engines, usually many search engines at the same time, and provide you results. So a meta search engine will give you results from say Yahoo and Google, some meta search engines do have database of sites submitted to them. Example of a meta search engine is DogPile.
No doubt GOOGLE is the biggest Search engine
There are only four real search engines. GOOGLE.COM, Bing.com, Ask.com, and then Yahoo.com. Altavista.com, Avasearch.com , Aol.com , Clasearch.com , Dogpile.com .....- all of them feed out of the 4 big ones.
All search engine are same,they search your search string in different way because all search engine have different algorithms. Here some kind of search engines like Google, Bing, Yahoo, Alta vista, AOL Search etc.
Yes, Boolean operators are universal.
Google all the way matey
Yes for sure. All peoples who using internet will using search engines to searching anything such as product/service/information. People who using an internet don't using a search engines only for their usually activities such as opening their email account, login to their social network or reading newspapers, etc
The extraordinary growth of the internet has made it difficult, if not impossible, for search engines to keep up with its immense size and pace. Thus far, the major search engines have only been able to index a fraction of all the data that is available on the internet. Therefore, chances of finding relevant search results occasionally fails if users rely on only one search engine. Thus, the key to effective internet searching is not to rely on one, but rather on multiple search engines. However, it can be time consuming and tedious to individually visit and perform a search on multiple search engines. A Meta search engine (MSE) is a search engine that collects results from other search engines, and then presents a summary of that information as the results of a search. The MSE iral is a Web service that offers such functionality. In practice, one can adopt different approaches to achieve the same goal; one could build a unique Web service that fulfils all tasks and does everything. With a smaller granularity, iral Meta search engine is a service for each search engine and an extra one that will use all the other to retrieve the results and compile them.