Save and Search is a sort of bookmarking service from Indore based Walkover Web Solutions, which allows users to save texts or links and search through them whenever needed. The service, which is currently in Beta, allows users to save content publicly and privately, allowing them to save (using text boxes), anything from email ids, addresses, documents, links, etc. Publicly saved content can be searched even without signing in, and even to save content, users need not sign up: searches saved via email ids will be public by default. In order to save and search content privately, one needs to sign in. Users can sign up with Facebook Connect, as well as with a Google account. The service also sends an email alert on each saved info. The service also integrates social sharing on Facebook and Twitter. Our Take We did find the homepage a little confusing, though, because the way the 'save' input box resembles a search box: a few of us who tried it initially instinctively thought it was for searching, not saving. We noticed that there's no word limit for saved searches, for instance, when we saved the entire Floost.com review post, and searched for Blinkk.me, the response was fairly quick. Do we really need it? There are various other bookmarking services online: delicious was among the first available on the web, but what works for Save & Search is that it allows users to search through saved information and does it effectively. One can use it as a…
