12 Jul 07 Fooooo, multisearch for videos

If you thought that looking for videos in Youtube was not enough, now you will see have the opportunity to increase your search to more than 23 millions videos all over the net with this new application. It is called Fooooo ( I have to count the number of "o" to make it right every time :-)), and it is a japanese service that allows you to search videos from YouTube, DailyMotion, MySpace, GoogleVideos, Stickam and some more. Not bad, ein? :-). You have no excuse now to say that you can not find a video to illustrate your posts…

27 Abr 07 Google Desktop Search Assistant

Google Desktop Search Assistant is a free plug-in that extends the search capabilities of both Google Desktop Search and Datacatch Librarian, allowing users to search their offline removable media and desktop in a single operation. If you are the type of consumer or user from small office/home office applications that regularly turn to low-cost removable and portable media solutions to store an ever-growing amount of data including files, photos, movies, music, and business archives, here is something that can be of your interest.

Datacatch Librarian is totally integrated with Microsoft Windows so provides a familiar view of archives, backups and other data stored on removable media. To locate a particular document, file or photo, a user simply browses files, folders and thumbnail images in the same way as browsing a computer’s hard drive. Alternatively, a user can type in a title or file name into the Windows search engine to locate the removable media.

23 Abr 07 Wiki Subtitles, everything in your language

Although seems to be for the moment basically available for Spanish and English speakers, this website will be pretty useful for those who want to improve their knowledge of one of the two languages watching the lastest TV shows and movies. I am talking about Wikisubtitles, a wiki-style project where people is adding subtitle-files for the most interesting series and movies, and that you can easily download for your own pleasure.

If you like also to translate and help on the project, feel free to register on their website! We will be all looking forward to find the last subtitles for House, Lost, etc,etc :-).Btw, which one is your favorite? Did you see the last episode from Lost?