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2012-05-22
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2012-05-22
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2012-05-22
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Imagine if this text search could find other things... like music files, or albums, or picture files, or web bookmarks...
Want to hit Facebook? It finds either a local Facebook app, or your facebook.com bookmark. Want to listen to Pink Floyd? Type that, and it pulls up Pink Floyd albums.
I'd even make this program find all contact details for the search string in the results -- so rather than touching a Name, and then a Phone Number, you only have a single touch between text-search and phone call.
Thoughts anyone? What would be the right way to implement this? Or has it already been done?