TORRANCE, CA, August 07, 2012 (Press-News.org) World Wide Web, 8-06-2012, RteamKz and its website, PDF Search books, with owner, Timur Karipov, are pleased to announce a more advanced website search tool to make location much easier. The site is a popular eBook search engine that was launched a short five months ago.
According to Mr. Karipov, the base has grown rapidly. "We now list more than 35 million books and the number is expanding rapidly. We offer eBooks in various languages to be of benefit to customers around the globe. We have been working on this project for more than four years and are pleased to see that our global customers appreciate the convenience of finding and ordering digital volumes online"
Two recent changes in the way the site is operated have occurred because of the increased size of the inventory and the increased visitor traffic. The server has been replaced and upgraded in order to handle the volume of incoming requests more efficiently.
The advanced search function capabilities have been improved and enhanced in order that client search requests can be addressed in a smooth and seamless manner. The goal is to provide quick access to information on any of the many e-books that are currently on inventory.
Learn more about the eBook website and the expanding number of digital books available online by visiting the web pages at http://pdfsb.com today. Members of the press and others who have further questions about the specifics included within the content of this press release are encouraged to contact Mr. Timur Karipov at the location specified below.
New Ebooks Search Engine Launched
RteamKz, a company specializing in search engines offers the development and improvement of the PDF Search Books website to assist customers with access to the inventory of more than 35 million digital products.
2012-08-07
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[Press-News.org] New Ebooks Search Engine LaunchedRteamKz, a company specializing in search engines offers the development and improvement of the PDF Search Books website to assist customers with access to the inventory of more than 35 million digital products.