Microsoft mobile search cache enables 'search on the go

    Microsoft mobile search cache enables 'search on the go


    Posted: 03 Mar 2010
    Microsoft mobile search cache enables 'search on the go' (SONGO)

    Digging for more TechFest 2010 info has given me reason to comb the always-interesting Microsoft Research site. My latest find (which the company may or may not show off at this week’s TechFest 2010 research showcase) is a research project known as Microsoft SONGO (Search on the Go).

    Microsoft has expunged most of the Songo references from the Microsoft Research (MSR) site and many from Google. But not from Bing.

    SONGO is “a mobile search and advertisement cache architecture for mobile devices,” according to the cached Bing site. SONGO allows most user-submitted queries to be served locally without having to use the 3G link.
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    Microsoft mobile search cache enables 'search on the go' (SONGO) | All about Microsoft | ZDNet.com
    Posted By: JMH
    03 Mar 2010



 

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