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New Search Engine Offers 5GB Email Account

Kakle.com offers web search along with a free 5 GB email account and a social network.

Priyanka Tilve|Jan 02, 2007, 14:00:00 IST

New search engine, Kakle.com (beta) has offered free 5 GB email accounts and a community social network for all its users. The search engine also has its own Instant Messenger with voice and video, which is interoperable with AIM, Yahoo, MSN and ICQ.

Other features of Kakle.com include mobile downloads, flash-based games, personalized portal and 'meta results' that ranks the major search engines. The community social network gives users, the ability to upload 24 and videos, free of charge. Also, Kakle.com offers a directory of categories, such as shopping, travel, entertainment to search from.

The site is currently looking for feedback from users and advertisers, but is functional and is looking to come out of beta soon.

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