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Webscape, part of BBC’s Click programme is something I look forward to everytime I see it on television. The section which is hosted by Kate Russell is all about cool websites and links on the web.  Browsing through the archives I found a couple of great sites:

The first one is a visual search engine called SearchMe which provides categories as and when you type your search string. Say you type the word Liverpool – what you get are categories like sports, business, weather, history, libraries etc. Once you select a category you are provided with relevant pages relating to the selected category. But that’s not the best part. What’s so different about this search engine is that you can actually get a full preview of all page results in the form of a slideshow-like photo album. It’s still in beta stage but I suggest you take a look yourself http://www.searchme.com

The second link which I really liked is MoshiMonster. It’s basically a game where you adopt a friendly monster and take care of it – like a virtual pet. It wasn’t the concept which impressed me – rather it was the way the website has been designed – asthetically pleasing and very user friendly. It’s a pleasure – the signing-up process is fun – take a look http://www.moshimonsters.com