Rated • 1 review • movies • imdblight.com
For someone who is a big movie buff like me, this thing is really useful. I download movies everyday and need to check out IMDb ratings frequently, the ajax based light weight version makes the process much faster.
The website looks pretty new and needs some improvements like an option to view the best review for the movie from IMDb.
It is currently available in English and German languages.
Rated • 1 review • open source, freeware • atorg.net.ru
Universal Viewer(ATViewer) is an advanced file viewer with wide range of formats supported.
It is a lightweight and versatile file viewer that can open virtually any file format including PDFs, Fonts, Flash Video, SWF animations, Microsoft Office formats, Images, Music and Video Files. It can also be integrated into Windows Explorer's context menu.
You can include support for additional file formats by downloading free plugins from its website.
Rated • 0 reviews • internet, gmail • blogspot.com
Rated • 2 reviews • ipod, freeware, converter • any-dvd-converter.com
Rated • 1 review • webhosting, blogs, google • blogger.com
Bloggers who are on blogspot.com and want to make a move to a personal web domain like mysite.com instead of mysite.blogspot.com. You can now migrate your blogspot blog to any personal domain without worrying about Google Juice(incoming links, Page Rank etc.).
Google now allows you to publish your blogs on custom domains automatically. And unlike the FTP publishing option, here you don't have to buy server space for hosting content. Google will still host the content for you. Which is great as now those who cannot afford a webhost can still have their blow on personal domain.
You can continue hosting pictures on Blogger Images. You can use this feature with domains (e.g. mysite.com) or subdomains (e.g. blog.mysite.com).
I have just started with a blog on blogger and was thinking of getting my own domain. With this feature added to blogger, IMO blogger has become easily way ahead of any other free blogging service.
