Real-time searches are great for finding out what people are talking about on any particular topic and the ability to gather this information as it occurs is the latest trend in online research.
The latest member to join the real-time search club is Collecta, which provides results in a three-column layout and opens the clicked results in a new stream that continues to gather real-time results without you having to refresh or update the screen.
The results are not just Tweets and blog posts, but also comments, news stories, photos and video as well. Talk about having your finger on the pulse of the internet, this is it.
This is the best real-time search engine I have seen to date.
The team behind this product has done a wonderful job bringing this to today’s internet environment where everything is alive.
Speaking of the team, you can learn more about them here.
If you are not using this great tool, take it for a test drive and come back and let me know your thoughts. I think you will be as impressed as I have been. 
Collecta, it’s the real deal!
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Looks cool Jimi! I think Niche bloggers especially would benefit from something like this.
Hey Jimi,
This is a good find & will likely prevent me from cutting the grass this weekend.
Have a great day!
Good point, Erica.
I've been using it to research various topics.
You can use it to research “lawn services”, Mark. LOL
Hi Jimi, this is neat. I popped over to see what was new and lucky me I found this. Thanks for sharing the goodies.
@Ileane
Glad you came by. You're always welcome, Ileane.
This is a really useful took – thanks Jimi! Julie is already using it for her travel blog after I told her to have a look thanks to your post.
That's great to hear, Mike. I hope it serves Julie well. I can only imagine how much travel related info this pulls in for her blog.
Bookmarked! It covers a wider range of sources that Twitterfall so this will be invaluable to me. Thanks for the heads up.
Good deal, Kevin.
Glad this helps you with your research, guy.