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"Company Name\nFacesaerch\n20-Word Description\nFacesaerch searches for faces, coverflows everything RSS, and is just plain cool.\nCEO's Pitch\nMost startups want to change the world. Some startups just want to make a cool face search engine. We are of the second breed.\nMashable's Take\nSearching for famous faces, JPEG by JPEG, bitmap by bitmap, is nothing new. Web users do it regularly with image search services offered by Google, Yahoo, and Microsoft, to name just a few. But say you want to browse a little differently. Would thumbnails arranged in tandem with a horizontal slider bar be more appealing?\n\nFacesaerch - face search engine\n\n\nFacesaerch - face search engine\n\nThat\u2019s what Facesaerch is designed to deliver to its users. Sure, something of PicLens\u2019s design is more immersive. And Searchme takes visual search to all the main facets of the process; websites, images, and videos alike. Facesearch, meanwhile, is strictly image-based, and if you want something ultra simple and ultra bareboned but still with a bit of a graphical flair, Facesaerch may serve you well.\nFor the most part, Facesearch offers fairly decent results. At least when browsing famous names. A search for top politicians or top celebrities will return to you a solid selection photos, all of which are linked to various webpages. There isn\u2019t a lot of link data to be found prior to clicking through to a particular URL. A snippet of descriptive text is all you\u2019ll see when hovering a cursor over an image. But the intent here is really to find a variety of images pertaining to a keyword. If you wish to follow a link, you may. If you simply want to pull a photo from a roll and use it in one application or another, you may do so as well. Which is what you\u2019d expect from such an engine, more or less.\nTopping it off is a feature that allows you to embed specific search results into a webpage, complete with customizable size and color coordinates.\nEditor's Note: This post is part of an ongoing series at Mashable - The Startup Review, Sponsored by Sun Microsystems Startup Essentials. If you would like to have your startup considered for inclusion, please see the details here.\nSponsored By: Sun Startup Essentials"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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