T-Online with their own desktop-search

Johannes Beus
Johannes Beus
(Author)
09.03.2005

    According to the Wirtschaftswoche, T-Online, after Google, Yahoo and Microsoft, now wants to offer their own desktop-searchengine. They are planning on debuting their 2.5 MB software at the CeBIT. The search is based on a modified version of the Copernic software.

    Johannes Beus
    Johannes Beus
    (Author)
    09.03.2005
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