pcNames.com Enhances Their Free Domain Search Engine
pcNames.com, a free domain search engine, has surpassed their goal of 10,000 searches in their fist three weeks online. To make things easier for the user, pcNames.com has added many new enhancements.
Thus far pcNames.com has received many valuable comments and suggestions from
its users. From these suggestions an advanced filter has been developed and
implemented, which reduces the large 4 million-domain database used in the
current search down to less than a half a million domains. These domains are all
short (15 characters or less) 2-word domains. For example, if the user searches
for the word car, every domain that comes up will contain the word car and only
one additional English word or acronym. This added feature removes the garbage,
which includes misspellings and long awkward looking domain names, which are
deleted each day. Users have the option to turn off this filter to use a broader
search as well. pcNames.com has re-written the search engine using what’s
commonly referred to as AJAX. AJAX is the technology used in gmail and google
maps to give the web page more of an “application feel” versus that of a web
page. AJAX not only speeds up the search, but also allows for a much smoother
operation, by only refreshing the actual results rather than the entire
page.
www.pcNames.com, has advanced its management system used for
purchased domains. Our management system has 3 categories, which allows for
quick access and easy editing for each domain owned. There is now a quick edit
box located at the top of the management system allowing users to quickly go to
any domain they choose. After typing in each letter the system will auto
complete the input box with the user’s domain, which contains the letters
typed.
“pcNames.com is dedicated to our users and their needs. We have
added a user poll at the bottom of the search page allowing users to quickly add
their comments as they use our system. We have taken these comments seriously
and implemented each and every suggestion posted.” says President and Founder
Chris Richmond. He goes on to add “We have been working hard over the past 3
weeks to bring the very best domain search engine to the web. In the future, we
will also be adding many new features and expanding the dictionary used in this
new advanced filter.”
This free deleted domain search engine can be found
at (http://www.pcNames.com).
For additional information or to schedule an interview, contact Chris Richmond
at (702) 281-1828 or via email at (http://www.pcNames.com/contact.php).
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Source : http://www.prweb.com/releases/2005/9/prweb281006.htm