Yahoo picks up Google's scraps

Nibble Uses products Google dropped

By Nick Farrell

Thu Feb 05 2009, 15:46

YAHOO SEEMS TO BE PICKING UP PRODUCTS that Google does not like any more.

According to a blog post Yahoo is testing a new Search Pad product. This is similar to Google Notebook which had the plug pulled on its development last month.

Analysts think that there is no reason that the product can't work it is just that Google does not want to spend money on doing the development. µ

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