BingTweets allows you to see more relevant information about the hottest Twitter Trends.

Twitter was a phenomenon and Bing storm took over the web lately when Microsoft unveiled its latest search/decision engine. Twitter Trends gives you an idea of what’s hot on Twitter. So, how do we make use of the hottest Twitter Trends to find relevant information of the same on Bing.com?

BingTweets tries to answer that question. It’s a nicer marriage of Twitter Trends and its corresponding Bing search results. BingTweets allows you to see deeper, richer and more real-time information about the hottest topics on Twitter.

You just navigate to BingTweets.com and you’ll be invited with a bunch of activities that scrolls in front of you without you doing anything (that doesn’t mean you cannot do anything at BingTweets!).

You can use the Trending Topics box to keep an eye on what’s the hottest topic on Twitter. It’s divided into People, Places, Products and what’s generally popular.

Once you click on any of the trending topics, for example Windows 7 in this case, the Search Results box will do an automatic search on Bing.com and will display the results so you can see more information about the Twitter trending topic.

On to the left side of the Search Results box you can see a Tweets box where, of course, all the tweets about the trending topic will scroll in a reverse chronological order.

You can also tweet the search results directly on Twitter with a click of the “Tweet This” button or you share the results on your social networks.

All these days I used to take the trending topic to a search engine (of my choice) to find out more about the topic but with BingTweets all these can be done in a single page without jumping between different windows.

FYI, BingTweets is a partnership between Microsoft and Federated Media.

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