Google, Yahoo, Bing, MSN, AOL, ASK, Dogpile, AltaVista, AllTheWeb, Excite, Ask Jeeves, Lycos etc are some of the famous search engines.
Yes.........DogPile is a meta-search engine.
Aaron Flin named his search engine "Dogpile" to convey the idea of a collection or aggregation of various search results from multiple sources, akin to a "dogpile" of information. The name was intended to be catchy and memorable, reflecting the playful nature of the internet while emphasizing the search engine's ability to compile diverse results in one place.
Yes Dogpile is a meta search site search engine it searches multiple search engines, filters duplicate date and then provide the relevant results.
You go on to your internet search engine and type in Ask Jeeves, and then all of the searches will come up and click on the first one. Now type in your question and presto, you have your answer.
Dogpile Search Spy was removed by its owners in 2011. There were rumors of a replacement search engine, but those rumors were never confirmed.
The Dogpile search engine works by the typing in of a search word. The results are compiled using not just one particular site but using several to maximize better results.
ask jeeves. leaves just ask.com.
Try DogPile (dogpile.com) or (my recommendation) SearchBingleHoo (searchbinglehoo.com)
Dogpile is a Meta Search Engine which drags results from number of Search Engines from Audio files to Video files. Its said that the Dogpile Search Engine can search 50% more than most of the Search Engines do. Dogpile is a separate entity altogether. It combines results from different search engines and serve that to a user. Dogpile has its own website wherein all the information regarding this is given. Dogpile has also received the 2006 and 2007 J.D. Power and Associates award for best Residential Online Search Engine Service. It came into existence in 1996 and founded by Aaron Flin which is now owned by Infotech. == ==
Alta Vista
Dogpile has been around for over 15 years and servers as a meta search engine, meaning it just searches the other major search engines for you.