Make some space on the real-time search bandwagon for Cuil, which has just added real-time listings to its search results page.

As Mashable points out, Cuil seems to be following OneRiot’s lead in that its real-time results are more about the links people are sharing online rather than the actual tweets and conversations.

The interface is nice with the ability to scroll horizontally through several results, but there’s no indication where the results are coming from (is this just a Twitter crawl/API pull?) and nothing to explain what the “Hotness” bar is and how it relates to other real-time terms.

Related Topics: Channel: Consumer | Search Engines: Cuil

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