Today I read about the new son of Google. It’s a search engine, -obviously- based on his parent, but with lots of new features. In fact, you can’t realize that it is a Google creation until you check the privacy link in the front page.
First of all, this search engine is supposed to be unbiased, which means that the search results are not filtered, modified or organized based on any personal, commercial or political scopes.
Second, there are lots of things you can do with the results. You can drag each result higher or lower in the page, you can see more results without reloading, plus more comfortable and simple navigation options.
This is one neat example of WEB 2.0, where web applications are more and more reflecting the responsiveness of a local application. I believe that it is a response to the live.com search engine lately launched by Microsoft, which showed this certain “interactiveness” but this time Google is showing Microsoft how things should be done.
I think that the best way to appreciate it, is checking it out for yourselves, so just follow this link searchmash.com and happy surfing!