Today, it seems like technology is at its epitome. The world has evolved a lot, and now it rather seems amazing as to how much awesome and appealing technology is available for the little kids. These form a considerable fraction of users of technology. Even videos have been shown by Startup advisor Louis Gray and others showing young kids interacting with the iPhone. At a young age, the kids do seem to have the knowledge of what button to press for the desired action.
Quintura, the Russia-based semantic search engine, has now unveiled a version of their Kids search engine for the iPad and the iPhone. The sample screen shot has been shown here. The Quintura search app uses the Quintura’s cloud technology to refine the results for a search query. From the overview, “The cloud features most popular concepts that we pick up from the texts from most relevant web pages. This helps you define the best direction for further searching and refine your query.”
The Quintura Kids app shall provide a safe and interactive web browsing experience to the kids; this is what the Quintura Inc. claims. The requirements for this app shall include the iOS 3.0 or later, and is compatible with the iPhone, iPod Touch and iPad. The app is of size 2.2 MB and has been rated 4+ as seen at the apple website.
With respect to the publishers, the app shall provide opportunities as interactive site search and navigation, Search results on your website, Design and colour schemes customization, Site search supports morphology for a variety of languages, Display your own or sponsored ads. The main advantages provided to them are The “Related links” block which provides additional page views, Interactive widget encourages users to view more pages, and a hosted solution so you don’t care about servers.
The other famous search tools provided for the iPhones may also be noted. One of them is the iVolunteer, which is considered to be a very useful web app. This app helps you to find opportunities to volunteer in your community. The examples which can be considered may be that you need to find a charity that needs help, or the volunteer at the soup kitchen. If looking for a place to spend the holidays, or meet new people and improve your connectivity, all this can be done quite conveniently with the iVolunteer web app. Some of its features include Searching by your area of interest, searching by city or zip, finding it on the map.
Even, to make sure that the sites are kid-friendly, Quintura makes use of a manual selection process for the search results. The Quintura Kids search engine app for the iPhone/iPad is available at a price tag of $1.99. This is a promo offer by the company, and is said to last till the end of August. The app is available at the iTunes store.
I really want one ,more thanks for your information!