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SearchGuy Mobile Technology In Final Stages
By WebProNews
Staff Writer
Article Date: 2004-10-01
SearchGuy.com is in the final stages of development for the revolutionary SearchGuy Mobile technology.
This new technology will allow users to browse the internet from any Palm Pilot or Blackberry device, as well as internet enabled mobile phones. SearchGuy Mobile has been tested in over seven countries, with an average result time of just over two seconds per search query. SearchGuy Mobile will officially launch on Nov. 1st as a wholly owned subsidiary of SearchGuy.com.
Leonard Ratchinsky, CEO of SearchGuy.com stated, "We are now putting the critical finishing touches on our much acclaimed proprietary ubiquitous search solution. With SearchGuy Mobile on-the-go search technology is now a reality. With this new addition to the SearchGuy.com suite of search solutions, we feel we are entering a niche market previously dominated by multi-billion dollar companies. At this time SearchGuy.com, Inc. is utilizing its strengths to enter and achieve leadership in the areas we find to be at the forefront of search technology."
SearchGuy.com would also like to update shareholders regarding other recent developments. The company is pleased to report the beta testing of SearchGuy international, an all new international effort to establish SearchGuy.com as a premier search site overseas. This will include fully functional international sites and marketing efforts in many countries. Visits to the SearchGuy.com home page have nearly doubled recently as a result of word of mouth from a dedicated user base and the recent advertising campaign. The company is also pleased to report a recent surge in interest from prominent publicly traded corporations. Over the next several months, the company plans to leverage its now widely downloaded Toolbar V2.0 to deploy new technologies and establish SearchGuy.com as a standard in the search industry.
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