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One of Agriya’s most popular products, Anova has been programmed in ASP.NET and the final software called Anova.NET is the newest release.

AnovaPRO and Anova.NET have the same features, the only difference being the fact that Anova.NET has been programmed in ASP.NET.

As the Internet market is getting exceedingly competitive, it has become very important to constantly revamp existing products with newer features that increase their functionality and efficiency.

The primary question now is ‘what is ASP.NET and how will it help Anova work better?’ ASP.NET expands to Active server pages. And as an overview the .NET version of Anova enables seamless integration with all the existing ASP.NET applications.

.NET reduces the lines of coding required to produce large applications and also keeps the smaller and larger applications safe with built in windows authentication and each application being individually configured. This makes Anova a lot more manageable, reduces the time and effort taken involved in the coding processes and definitely makes it more user friendly. It also enables better performance using its specialized features and also makes it very easy to perform common tasks from site configuration to form submissions. All the processes are monitored by .NET and if one specific process is dead another one takes its place to make sure the applications are continuously running. Since this aspect has been incorporated into Anova.NET, it ensures very high levels of security protecting your software from any form of cyber crime. And finally ASP.NET is an application which runs at high speeds and handles large volumes of users without exhibiting any technical hitches, thereby making Anova.NET the perfect answers script, with high performance, functionality and efficiency all at very high speeds along with smooth delivery.

It is based on all the above advantages that ASP.NET was incorporated into Anova now called Anova.Net, and this guarantees to satisfy any user looking for the ideal answers script programmed in .NET applications that will comply with their server.

You can find out more information about Anova by clicking here.

Anova .NET is priced at just $167 for a limited period of time as part of our introduction offer. You can purchase Anova .NET by clicking here.

If you want to see a demo of Anova .NET, please click here.

yahooThe recent buzz in the net world is the Microsoft/Yahoo! Deal according to which Microsoft will integrate Yahoo! search technologies into its search engine Bing and Yahoo! will become the exclusive worldwide relationship sales force for both companies’ premium search advertisers. Through the deal, Microsoft has taken a brilliant move to capture the search market.

According to figures released by Hitwise last month, Microsoft’s search market share will rise to around 21.5% or roughly one quarter of Google’s share. Ergo, SEO people have to concentrate on Bing while promoting their clients’ sites for reaching all the net surfers.

When we focus on search algorithm, it is clear that Bing concentrates on keyword placement in the sub or root whereas Google focuses on exact keyword matches. By default, Bing’s results are richer than Google and Yahoo. It is more likely that the market for search engine Bing will expand.

If you don’t have an account with the Bing webmaster tool, it is time to start your account and learn the difference between Bing and Google to optimize your site for Bing.

Even if Bing does not overtake its rival Google, it will be the second largest search engine. Hence you have to work for Bing to reach global audiences irrespective of search engines used. Obviously the changes will not take place overnight, but potentially Google could have a much bigger, consolidated competitor in the near future.

Every successful corporation has a responsibility to use its resources and influences to create new things for people. Bing is the latest attempt by Microsoft to gain popularity in the search market. Bing, is a new Internet search engine designed to navigate the web and find online information easily.

Microsoft is a multinational computer technology corporation that develops, manufactures, licenses, and supports a wide range of software products for computing devices. There are hundreds of new features on Microsoft’s Bing. A few of the interesting features include:

Bing will provide useful links and information related to your search. For instance, if you search information about a black berry, Bing will provide links to reviews on the item and give you complete details about the particular product as well. This feature will reduce a user’s clicks to find specific information.

Going into search engines, typing something in, and searching items is very difficult nowadays. Bing facilitates people to save favorite sites while they are searching information. It helps them to save their time by saving their favorite stuff and accessing them at anytime.

Microsoft maintains partnerships with different online services like airlines, hotels and holiday resorts. If you are searching for flight information, Bing can offer specific information like flight deals, reviews etc.

Bing will Auto-Suggest the search queries. For instance, if you’re looking for “Obama” then it will auto-suggest some additional queries like his biography, information on his speeches, quotes, facts and so on.

Bing can also provide videos and images about an item in the search results page.

Microsoft is currently holding a third-place behind Google and Yahoo Inc. it hopes that Bing will play a big role to reach a good position in the search market. Microsoft is trying to pull people away from Google and Yahoo.

In what seems to be a shot across the bows of the dreadnought that is USS Microsoft, Google and Yahoo today announced a two week long ‘experiment’ of swapping ads with one another.

Effectively this means that Google can serve ads on Yahoo’s results page. The percentage is around 3% of all Yahoo searches will show Google ads.

Is this a calculated shot from the two internet monsters that they will not accept Microsoft’s pestering of Yahoo lying down?

Read the full story on BBC News