Not likely to replace YouTube for your video needs but the search results are impressive.
Winter Weather Map From Intellicast
From time to time this winter we will be posting winter related maps and other cool weather pages and apps. This is a map-in-motion from Intellicast for the Northeast. Use your zip code and add some layers, overlays and alerts and off you go.
Upgrade your iPod Touch to the latest firmware for free

If you’ve got an iPod Touch that was on sale this holiday season and ended up with an old firmware, your obvious inclination would be to upgrade the firmware manually to the latest version. There is a catch, Apple charges $4.95 for an upgrade. If you don’t want to pay for an upgrade then follow this guide to upgrade your iPod Touch to the latest version for free without any hassle. After trying many different ways to upgrade my iPod Touch I’ve found out that this is one way that surely works.
Cool Extension KwiClick Gives In-Tab Search Results

In this case, we highlighted the Metropolitan Museum of Art address and a small map of the Upper East Side of Manhattan appeared. This would be a great tool if just for that but there’s more. See Google, Bing, Amazon, YouTube, Twitter, Facebook (and more) results without leaving the page you’re on. KwiClick integrates with FireGestures and is completely configurable. For a description of additional features, see the links below.
Tiny App Monitors Your Bandwidth A Variety Of Ways
Weighing in at just 3.9MB, this tiny but powerful app measures network traffic, ports, connections, firewall settings and much, much more. if you were missing the network traffic icon that is missing in 7, this app adds it back.
Freeware though there is a paid Pro version.
Permanently Delete Data using Cipher
Are you looking for a way to securely delete data from your computer hard disk so that there is no way it can possible be recovered? If so, you probably already know that you have to overwrite the section of the file system with new data in order for it to be completely gone. You can do this using the Cipher command in Windows.





