Tafiti (beta)
It isn’t a country or lightly baked desert, but a new search engine concept from Microsoft. You will need to install the beta of Silverlight to experience it, but I found it to be pretty well done for a number of reasons.
 It uses Microsoft Live Search as a back end, and allows you to search for a term or phrase – nothing new so far. But in one nice interface you can easily switch between web searches, image searches, news searches, blog searches, and book searches.
It uses Microsoft Live Search as a back end, and allows you to search for a term or phrase – nothing new so far. But in one nice interface you can easily switch between web searches, image searches, news searches, blog searches, and book searches.
You can “shelve” a particular search if you like the result(s) building “stacks” of related results or sites. It has a unique, and fun, “tree view” that grows and morphs as the links flow across the Internet (needs work, but a good “hyperbolic treeish”
Pretty cool, though does contain “beta bits” so review on a non vital PC.
Ryan Stewart at the “Universal Desktop” blog has other interesting points about it.
 
       
       
      