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consisting of information and services available on the Internet, to help you
navigate the web better!
Browse the Net anonymously
NEW!
This topic features services that allow you to surf the Internet without
anyone being able to tell who you are.
Web mailbox as remote storage
This topic features an awesome tool that enables you to use your web mail
account for storing/sharing files, as a large storage space effectively. Know
how to exploit the massive storage space available on your web mail accounts.
A9: A Versatile search tool
This topic discusses a feature packed search portal developed using different
search services such as Google, IMDB and Amazon. It also discusses another
search service that automatically looks into various search services and lists
the results in a single page.
Google HOWTO
This topic discusses about the Google's advanced operators and how to use them,
to get better search results. Also know how to use Google's search box as an
advanced calculator. Click below:
Google's Advanced
Operators |
Google's Calculator (new window)
Secure P2P file sharing tool
This topic discusses a software that enables you to transfer files directly from
one PC to another PC securely, with access control and other cool features.
Google services galore
There is always some impressive array of services that surfaces regularly on the
Net from Google. This topic takes a look at some of the new Google based
services.
BitTorrent downloads
This topic introduces tools and services for locating and downloading BitTorrent
files. BitTorrent is the technology in which the file transfer makes use of the
unused bandwidth of netizens who download the file at any time, by uploading
certain parts of the file even as they download, thereby increasing the
efficiency of the download process, as the number of peer downloaders increases.
Click on the topic title to know more.
MoreGoogle: A Google product
to enhance your search results
This topic discusses about a tool from Google, a browser add-on, which
enhances your search results, thus providing a more accurate search result.
Weblog navigatin
tools
This topic discusses about services called blog aggregators that provides
netizens accurate information on what is current in the blog world, track
bloggers, collect information from each blog and organize it. Also discussed is
a blogring, which connects blogs with a common focus and theme.
Personal web-based Bookmark
systems
This topic discusses a couple of bookmark systems that enable you to install a
web-based bookmark manager on your personal web server or intranet or even your
own website, so that your favorite links can be accessed from anywhere on the
Net.
New search tools and a
specialized search engine
This topic discusses few search tools to help us spot right on-line resources,
several tools/resources and services.
E-mail based epistolary
novel
This topic discusses a new form of novel authoring or story telling technique,
which is mainly based on the e-mail technology. Click above to know more..
Mailnull: A email alias
service
This topic discusses a e-mail service that enables you to create a temporary
mail aliases for your email addresses, to make your real email id invisible to
the outside world and make it less spam prone.
Free/Open source software hosting services
This topic runs through a features of online software hosting services that
enables web based collaborative software development. Topic features services
like 'SourceForge', BerliOS, Free software foundation and lots more.
Peer-to-Peer enabled
applications
This topic runs through a few useful applications created using P2P technology.
Apart from the usual area of sharing files, P2P technology is also applied in
other areas as well. Tools discussed include, P2P radio, P2P telephony and P2P
Instant Messenger.
Also discussed is a service where you can drop a file to be later picked up by a
specified recipient.
Network Access from a DOS
PC
This topic discusses how you can access the network resources using a PC running
on DOS. Also reviews a DOS based web browser called 'Arachne' . Know about a web
service called 'FuseMail', through which you can access mails from
different email websites like Yahoo!, Hotmail etc.
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