Demonstration video of the real-time search, and all-in-one search engine.
LeapFish calls it self the “living the web”.
What is LeapFish exactly?
LeapFish is a search engine like dogpile in the sense that it pulls its search results from google/yahoo/bing.
It can also pull from yelp, Wikipedia, cnet, YouTube, msn and more!
What makes LeapFish unique is that it can also search the web real-time over Facebook, and twitter.
LeapFish’s homepage also allows you to build a custom home page with YouTube, Facebook, twitter, news, and more like iGoogle but in a much more dynamic way.
When you find a search result on a page you get a share bar on the bottom (twitter, Reddit, Digg, stumble upon, Facebook, yahoo, etc). This makes sharing a cool page you find that much easier.
So is it the evolution of the search engine as we know it? In my opinion yes, it is. It’s really dynamic, easy to use, configure, and you can sign up with your Facebook account like you can at Digg.
You can use it here.
All about LeapFish here.
Note: For those who are interested this is an un-paid review, it’s a personal review of the site.
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