Tusavvy Beta: Promising Evidence for Social Search
Austin, TX (PRWEB) November 13, 2008 -- Today Tusavvy - enabling Internet users to search community knowledge without navigating the entire web - unveils user reactions to ongoing public beta tests.
After a month of the beta release, users react very encouragingly and demonstrate high click-through rate via Tusavvy SERP(search engine results page). More than 65%.
Unlike most social search engines developed on a small scale and using personal graphs, Tusavvy is proving the importance of balancing 'precision and recall' as an alternative engine. According to Jae Ro, the company CEO, Tusavvy beta users are impressed by its accuracy and social elements embedded in search features.
Typical of comments received is "This is a rather nice new engine - tuSavvy which I've been playing around for a while and it's quite impressive. .. As a result of pulling data from different sources it's coming up with some really unusual, but accurate results. It looks intriguing and is an engine that I'll be coming back to."
A French user also commented, "Néanmoins la démarche mérite l'attention [Nevertheless, the approach deserves attention"
Tusavvy is the search tool that fetches all too often buried and not easily linked-to pages but also provides the search accuracy users desire.
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Founded in September 2007, zSoup is headquartered in Seoul, Korea. We now have an office in Austin, TX. The company is a new startup firm originated by Korean entrepreneurs and specializing in new aspects of community-driven search services.
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