watson

A new movie, the last book - it’s Harry Potter time again, and Internet traffic in the UK seems to reflect as much.  Yet, surprisingly, it’s Emma Watson, and not Daniel Radcliffe, who nabbed the (Gryffindor) lion’s share of searches.

I'd never heard of Watson, but the search tool is using Ask's retirement of Jeeves in a clever viral marketing effort.

The privacy aspect of Intellext's Watson 2.0 search tool will appeal to users, but that $239.95 price tag may give them pause.

The world of search software is getting cooler and cooler. Available in beta until the end of the summer Chicago-based Intellext has released Watson 2.0, a sort of "search butler" standing alongside you as you work, searching for relevant topics as you go.