Spezify is an interesting take on internet search. You enter a search term and it brings you a visually amazing set of results, from Twitter, Flickr, Amazon, eBay, YouTube, and a host of other places. The results are clickable for more information, and you drag around the edges of the results to see more. It won’t replace Google as your main search engine, but I could see it being quite useful for certain kinds of searches… discovering more about a musical artist, for one.

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