itpints is the new real-time web search engine. Know what is being published right now. The service is very simple to use, just enter your search term and hit that search button. Results are displayed based on freshness, and come from multiple online resources such as Twitter, FriendFeed, FaceBook, and YouTube. And if want to stay informed without revisiting the site, just subscribe to the RSS of the search term.

WhosTalkin is a social media search tool that allows users to search for conversations surrounding the topics that they care about most. Whether it be your favorite sport, favorite food, celebrity, or your company’s brand name; WhosTalkin can help you join in on the conversations that you care about most.

The service search and sorting algorithms combine data taken from over 60 of the internet most popular social media gateways. WhosTalkin takes this data and displays it to you through its carefully designed interface that harnesses the power of AJAX to give you a seamlessly well organized user experience.

WhosTalkin offers you iGoogle Gadget brings the power of the WhosTalkin.com platform straight to your iGoogle home page, and Browser Search Plugin so you easily use the service straight from your browser.

TodaysMeet allows you to create private rooms where you can conduct "backchannel" conversations while using social services such as Twitter. Give your room a name, set the deletion date or time for the room, and you are ready to start.

SamePoint is a conversation search engine that lets you see what people are talking about. This is done by utilizing SamePoint’s unique technology to bring conversations together from multiple sources to one defined point.

Why is this important? The fact is, user-generated conversations and content are becoming the dominant form of online media, and consumers and marketers alike are seeking new ways to tap into the dialogue to become part of the conversation. That’s where SamePoint comes into play.

Basically you start your search in the conventional way we are all accustomed to, and then, similar to Google, you can narrow your search to the areas that interests you more, such as “Social Mention”, “Discussion Points”, “Bookmarks”, “Wikis”, etc…

The website also offers quick links to “Trending Conversations” right under it’s main search box. A more detailed view of the “Social Search Trends” can be found on their Trend Page.