Good News to all. We know picture worth thousand of words. In the previous article, we did mentioned that there is an image identification search engine called Tineyes that can be used to search images by using the image link or image we have. Now, if you go to Google Images, you can try to search image by using an image link or by dragging/upload one of the images into the search box to find the picture you want. In short, search Google with an image instead of text!

You came across so many good videos online but do not have time to watch them all at once. Most of the video sharing websites do have the ‘most popular videos queued in’ feature but do not have the ‘watch later’ function as well. There is a big problem though. Hence, when you will be missing all the videos that you probably can watch again on Facebook, Youtube, College Humour, Vimeo, Break.com, Google Videos and more.

Finally, the long-awaited website is found- RadBox which is a useful web application you can use to bookmark online videos from all the most popular sites and then back to watch these videos later from a central location. With this web application, you can bookmark videos in few ways or share them.

An instapaper-style bookmarklet that will let you to save an embedded video to the Radbox account with a single click without you have to leave the page. There is also an option there for you to email the video URL to an email address, just like the “Send To” feature in Google Reader. The option will help you bookmark videos even via your mobile phones.

And one last thing: publish those videos to your Facebook and Twitter streams to share them with your friends and family. Once you have done watching a video, you can choose to delete it or move it to the archive from your Radbox account’s queue. Never miss a video again!

Everyday, thousands of pictures are shared by Facebook users online. This happens especially when you have more Facebook friends in one Facebook account. An interesting application known as Photofeed will help you to organize all the photos of your friends into a categorized slideshows, so it will be more easier for you to view them.

The photos are categorized and sorted. Hence, it is so easy for you to view the photos in a slideshow mode as you clicked on any friends of yours. You can also see who is tagged in the photo, who has liked the photo, or who else has left a comment for a particular photo. Instead, this computer-based application service is also available in for iPad.

At the footer part of the slideshow, you are given the choice to decide whether you want to see more photos to be displayed, or shared that photo through email or Facebook. This would have solved the problem of missed photos that did not appear in our Facebook’s regular newsfeed.

A unique and easy photo discovery experience for you to browse through Facebook.

According to Microsoft, the beta version of IE9 was was downloaded only at 1 million times during since the first day of its availability. From the information in an IE blog, final version of Internet Explorer 9 was downloaded 2.35 million times in the first 24 hours since its release on 14 March, 2011, Monday. This is equivalent to approximate 98,000 downloads in one hour’s time, or 27 downloads in a second.

With the new Internet Explorer 9, you can access your favorite site just from the taskbar of your browser in one click access instantly. Be amazed with the hardware-accelerated graphics and HTML5 in this web browser. Besides, it also has the potential to let a site shinning through Internet Explorer 9. There are new features like Pinning, Jump Lists and Aero-snap you can find when using this browser.

Download your new Internet Explorer 9 (IE9) for free at Beauty of The Web.

While most printer software can do a print job well on a document or a website, but they might not be able to print your favorite RSS feeds in a reader friendly format. The generated PDF from RSS feeds might not turn any RSS feeds into a beautiful aligned PDF output.

Using a Feed2PDF free service, users are able to turns any RSS feeds into a magazine alike format PDF file, so that you can print them out to read. To start turning an RSS feed into PDF, first get the RSS feed address of a website and paste it on the entry box, click on the Retrieve button. After that, the latest articles will be listed, choose how many posts from the RSS you want to appear in your PDF.

Besides, you can also print the individual posts you have selected using its Download PDF function. A screen preview of your compiled RSS documents will be generated before you download. RSS readers, definitely a helpful service, right?

Previously, Facebook rolled out their new profile page design for those owning a Facebook profile. Currently, Facebook plans to upgrade all the Facebook pages too.

So, if you are a Facebook page owner, be sure to get ready for the changes. If you would like to see what are the features that the new Facebook page has, follow these simple steps and upgrade now.

Showcase Your Latest Photos

Navigation Where People Expect It

Show the Top Posts on Your Wall

Use Facebook as Your Page

New settings

Watching Youtube videos on the web has come popular from days to days. Do you know that there is a way you can check the history of watched Youtube videos? There’s been a simple way you can check the history of Youtube videos you watched in the last few days up to last few months if you didn’t clear the cookies in your browser.

In case if you didn’t knew you can check which youtube videos you watched in the last few months… This way if you forget the title of a video you can always look into this history list youtube stores for you to check later. This is quite useful feature that Youtube has to measure what are those videos frequently watched by your kids if you are a parent.

Check the videos viewing history at: http://www.youtube.com/my_history

Currently, there are e-books out there that provide you information to allow you to check out web and browsers, namely Internet components. Do you still remember during your childhood, there were many colorful illustrated books you can read in your book shelf or in the kids library. In future, all the kids might use iPad to flip those e-book with their single finger. This is definitely great news and particularly useful for book lovers especially they will not be storing a lot of books in their room again.

Instead of iPad, you should check out this amazing online e-book made in HTML 5 by Google. To read this e-book, just turn those pages by pressing the arrow using your mouse, you can use the right or left key on you keyboard too. One example is this awesome online e-book where you can learn the information about browsers and the web. If you like, you can also download or print the e-book from this link.

Visit the website 20thingsilearned.com to read this ebook “20 Things I Learned About Browsers and the Web”. It is a short guide for anyone especially kids and Internet beginners to learn the basics concepts of browsers and the web.

Overall, there are 20 chapters. Here’s what you’ll find in the book:

1. What is the Internet?
2. Cloud Computing
3. Web Apps
4. HTML, JavaScript, CSS and more
5. HTML5
6. 3D in the Browser
7. A Browser Madrigal
8. Plug-ins
9. Browser Extensions
10. Synchronizing the Browser
11. Browser Cookies
12. Browsers and Privacy
13. Malware, Phishing, and Security Risks
14. How Modern Browsers Help Protect You From Malware and Phishing
15. Using Web Addresses to Stay Safe
16. IP Addresses and DNS
17. Validating Identities Online
18. Evolving to a Faster Web
19. Open Source and Browsers
20. 19 Things Later…

The e-book is also suitable for teaching due to its wonderful animated illustrations that might gain the interest of readers.

Web surfing has becoming very easy since the development of Internet in this new era. The world wide web itself has replaced the old fashion of reading newspaper. Most of us now love using Firefox browser to browse through the Internet to get information and communicate.

Before that, someone thinks to have a great idea to surf the Internet via voice command instead of using hands to type which website we want to visit. However, many of us think that surfing the world wide web with voice commands only(hands free) is virtually impossible. The improvements in voice recognition technology has becomes much more easy for Internet developers to design an application that is able for user to surf the web via voice commands. And now the add-on for Firefox web browser known as Firesay, designed to improve web surfing experience through voice command.

After you have downloaded and installed Firesay, there will be a small orange color microphone symbol appears after your search bar. Click on that arrow beside the microphone and then select Configure Speech Recognition.

You can say “Go to Facebook” or “Open Facebook”, your browser will listen to your order and immediately go to the site you have requested. Check out the video demostration below.

Movies seem to have taken over the world, we all just love movies and may immediately get to know the latest movie trailers easily though TV advertisements or newspapers. It used to be just hard to entertain people as we might skip it through the other media but today, Youtube discovered its users love movies, so now you can watch movies Trailers for movies which are already released and coming soon.

All the trailers can be watched through Youtube Trailers here, so that you know which movies are in Theaters, the most popular or latest one to be watch at your nearest cinema. I’m pretty sure you will love it.