Web 2.0 is known as including people into the web; however, actual problem is to configure computers to understand human beings. While people desire to generate contents in the web, they also want to meet with web software that will widen their horizons.

Google making search results worse by trying different searching algorithms everyday announces by its last efforts that its end is coming. While Google trying to develop new algorithms quietly by noticing that this bitter end is approaching, other developers continue to undermine Google in a quiet but deep way!

Let Google to assume itself as the only master of the web, there is no reason for Google not to have a collapse as once Altavista had or services like Yahoo were on the verge of bankruptcy! As Google made a giant revolution in search engine systems and overturned all other websites, why would someone else do the same and overturn Google one day?!

One should be utterly ignorant to assume Google as the magnificant searching system; however, since there is no better alternative, Google gets the most profit in searching sector. In spite of giving better results and providing us to earn time and of course correct information, Google prefers to give web developers hard times by its algorithm which is kept more secretly than the secret of Coca Cola.

Though Hakia made us to hope that they could beat Google in searching, it is still even not close to the level of Google. We do not have much time anymore to wait for 5 years in order to get good results from a new project. Thus, Hakia already took its place among unsuccessful rivals of Google. Then, who will end the virtual dictatorship of Google?

The new project Wolfram Alpha of physicist Stephen Wolfram who managed to get doctoral degree from Caltech even he was 20 years old and his friends may change the web as it can never be restored again. Semantic search system Wolfram which will be launched soon will give correct answers to reasonable questions and also will recognize vocal commands.

From where did he get angel investments? What kind of a capital is there behind them? And is it really witty enough to answer the question “How was the weather in London when Kennedy died?” as “It was not rainy…”? We will learn the answers of these questions in a short time. According to claims, many of data associated with each other were entered into the system manually by elder brother Stephen and his assistants and many of them were “taken” from instant databases. We do not know if he lost his hairs during these processes or in a period before this project; but we know that he will have much money to implant hair if the project succeeds.

Currently the major handicap of the project is the long domain name as http://www.wolframalpha.com which is hard to memorize. Have you ever met with successful web project with a domain-name more than 10 characters? Maybe Mr. Stephen may be more popular if he broadcasts over http://www.wolfram.com by spending less time on Mathematica.