NeXplore Corporation today announced that NeXplore Search, the company’s interactive and media-rich search engine, climbed more than 2,500 positions over the past six months, breaking into the top 2,500 internationally ranked websites according to the Web information company Alexa.

(AltSearchEngines.com is #56,456 according to Alexa. -editor)

Launched in January 2008, NeXplore Search (www.NeXplore.com), currently in public beta, is an interactive and visually engaging Web 2.0 search engine optimized for a superior end-user experience, multi-media display and social sharing integration.

According to Alexa, in July 2009 NeXplore Search’s traffic rank stands at 2,277. Alexa calculates traffic rank using a combination of average daily visitors and page views over the past three months.

“We are very pleased with NeXplore’s sustained growth in ranking,” said Edward Mandel, chief executive officer for NeXplore Corporation. “Improving the search experience is a hot topic right now. We’ve focused on this aspect as well. We believe NeXplore’s interactive, intuitive and appealing interface is the future of search — available today.”

Today, advances in meta-search techniques, Web 2.0 technology, and ubiquitous broadband have given rise to a new age of Internet search, and NeXplore Search has given Internet search a bold new face.

NeXplore Search epitomizes the cutting-edge of meta-search and Web 2.0 technology by delivering to consumers only the most accurate search results pulled from leading search engines and filtered by a social networking overlay for heightened personal relevancy.

With three unique, visually rich search-result display options (summary view, gallery view and line view) and three proprietary drilldown-eliminating website preview options (thumbnail preview, window preview and pane preview), plus an array of innovative and intuitive personalization and social-sharing features, NeXplore Search has change the fast of Internet search forever.

NeXplore Search dramatically redefines the search experience. A visually engaging, user-friendly, multi-media interface makes navigation effortless and drill down obsolete. Computer intelligence combined with human community fosters greater relevancy — in both search results and ad displays. Intuitive refinement tools and advanced personalization features make search faster, easier and more enjoyable for everyone — from Web newbies to average users to accomplished surfers.

By logging onto NeXplore Search, a user is given a unique experience, unmatched by other search engines.  Instead of the boring “text-in, text-out” Internet search experience, NeXplore Search provides a graphically appealing and functional interface.

As the user reviews the feature-rich results of NeXplore Search he or she is able to interact with the page through rich-Internet application (RIA) Web 2.0 technology developed by NeXplore’s world-class engineers.

Here is an overview of NeXplore Search unique features and functionalities available today:

First, users are able to select among several viewing options:

A Summary View which includes a thumbnail picture of the search results homepage, with a summary tagline and web address;

A Gallery View, which shows a larger version of the thumbnail of the search results, and;

A Line View, which shows a traditional but more colorful text display.

A user can interact with any of the NeXplore Search viewing options by hovering over the results itself, which will then be previewed by a thumbnail image of the page.

Alternatively the user can click on the Preview button and load the page in a box that drops down from the results.

From here, the user can interact with the page to determine if he wants to navigate through it by choosing the “Go To Site” tab or choose “Close Preview” and return to the search results.

After navigating through the homepage of the search, the user has two other unique options: Save or  Trash.

By clicking on the Save button, the user is able to save the search result that he likes best, and review them at a later time, which is only available to a user if he has joined the NeXplore Search community.

By clicking on the Trash button, the user is able to remove the search result from the list and continue to examine other search results provided by NeXplore Search.

Source: NeXplore