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Searchme Launches Visual Search Engine For Mobile Devices
by Don Reisinger
Searchme is starting
to focus much of its time in the mobile space. Last week, it said it will launch an iPhone app and today it announced that it has launched a visual search engine for mobile devices that can be accessed by surfing to the company’s mobile page.
Nick | Sep 18, 2008 | Comments 0
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