Qwiki - in alpha - will offer image searches with audio of text

Tuesday, November 2. 2010

A Qwiki Search

Yet another way to do a search - Qwiki (which is launching soon) allows you to search, find images, have them assembled and also hear (via a very good computerized reader) the information about them .

It is best understood by just looking at one of their demos. They have set up some categories to try. You can try some people, things and places.

There's Claude Monet and also Natalie Portman.
There's Mount Everest, the Eiffel Tower and Tokyo.

Want to be in the front of the line? Join their invite-only alpha testing.

Posted by Ken Ronkowitz in Resources at 04:00 | Comments (0) | Trackbacks (0)

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