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: Jenkins WebblitsTwitter Announces “Discovery Engine” But Makes Me Wait For It
Yesterday Twitter announced changes to its search engine. Now there’ll be a search box on the sidebar of your home page, rather than a link buried at the bottom. I believe the search engine will default to the accounts you’re following; it’s unclear to me if you’ll be able to broaden it to everyone. (I’m guessing you will.) You’ll also be able to save queries and view current hot topics.
But since I don’t rate as a Twitter Power User, I’ll have to wait to see the changes. (Stop smirking, you will, too.)
It seems like only yesterday — oh, gracious me, it *was* only yesterday — that I posted about how Facebook and Twitter were the real next-gen search tools.
Full post as published by Jenkins Webblits on April 02, 2009 (boomark / email).
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