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Google offers customizable search engines.

Google has launched a new service that allows users to create customized search engines. The Google Custom Search Engine lets users specify the parameters of where and what Google searches, allowing users to create search engines devoted to one specific topic or group of sites, such as a list of favorite blogs or retail sites. (vnunet)

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Google has launched customizable services for their customers

27.02.2012

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01.03.2012

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13.03.2012


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