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Blinkx 2.0 with Smart Folders is available



Smart Folders - keep your data alive

Smart Folders are intelligent folders that automatically update their content as new information becomes available based on the ideas contained within the content of those files. What are Smart Folders?

Linking and Implicit Query (IQ) - changing the rules of search

blinkx changes the rules of search by bringing you relevant information before you even ask. blinkx changes the way you interact with all kinds of information by reading the content on your computer screen and automatically linking you to related information - Web sites, the latest news on the Web, even documents and email on your computer.

You can also use blinkx to actively search web pages, news articles, video, JPEGs, MP3s, blogs, P2P networks and documents on your machine by entering your search into the query box - Om Malik called it the "Mercedes" of desktop search.

However you want to find information, blinkx provides an answer automatically, quickly, effortlessly and personalized just for you.

True Stuff I've Seen (SIS)

You may have forgotten about something you've seen, but blinkx won't have done! blinkx allows you to access the content of "Stuff I've seen" (SIS), so you no longer need to try and remember what you were looking at or where it came from.

Next Generation Linking and Clustering Technology

Download blinkx 2.0 beta here.

blinkx requires Microsoft Windows 98, Windows 2000 or Windows XP (support for other versions of Windows coming soon) in order to be able to run. Microsoft Office is supported up to MS Office 2003.

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