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November 4, 2014
1:27 pm

sajin jose

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may i know which search engines are best suited at the times of low browsing speed?especially in sony experia series smartphones.

November 5, 2014
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I would presume by browser is probably best using google, as they keep their pages bare for faster loading.

Failing that I would have thought the google search app should prove fairly reliable.

November 5, 2014
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I’m a huge Google fan girl. They have always kept the search page pretty lean and while its true that over the past two years or so their products, search, Chrome & apps in general have gotten a bit bulkier with bells & whistles that aren’t necessary, Google search is by far the ‘lightest’ engine and if you disable some of the ‘perks’ you don’t need or use, you’ll notice an even quicker response time – even with slow internet.

November 8, 2014
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Chrome is fast and reliable, in terms of results prompted

I`m using too Dolphin browser, it`s more colorful, something you can`t update on Chrome. In addition, it anticipate what you intend to search by drawing the first letters or few letter of your query. For example you draw G and Dolphin asks you whether you intend to use google.com

November 27, 2014
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I use Google search with Chrome almost exclusively on my IPhone as it seems to be the most reliable. I’ve used other such as Yahoo with Safari and it’s not nearly as time saving. Safari still needs some work in my opinion as well, it seems a bit sluggish at times.

February 10, 2015
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Safari on iPhone is quite reliable now. It work seamlessly with Google search engine. It is easy to navigate on the browser and it offer reading list to avoid the clutter of images.

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