Today we released a new version of Tweefind where you can now get related results coming from the new Microsoft search engine Bing. Results from Bing can be easily displayed by clicking on the Bing icon.
Thanks to Bing’s very powerful APIs, you can also find other search keywords related to your search. Just click on one of them and Tweefind will display the results coming from Twitter ordered by user rank. For example, here are the related results for the search “iphone”. 
Last but not least, there is also another little new feature: if you are using Firefox or IE 7, you can find a link that lets you add a Tweefind search plugin to your search box. See the image below.
I highly encourage you to use Tweefind, it is becoming more and more a central resource for searching Twitter and various other search engines all together. Comments appreciated, as usual.
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