Wonderful-Tricks

Online OCR (Optical Character Recognition )is a free service that takes almost any scanned image of a document or a PDF and converts them into editable Word, Text, Excel, PDF or Html files. The service is fast and mostly precise, but it requires registration which takes a few minutes

This Web site does the obvious; it describes stories about bad dates that people have been on. Some of the stories are sad while other are downright funny. The stories support comments, so you can either share some tips or use it to ridicule the victims. Readers can also turn in to contributors by sending their own stories in

Craigsly finds the stuff you want on craigslist, and deliver it to your inbox! Define a search term then select the categories and locations you want it to look in. It’ll take it from there, sending alerts whenever it finds new results! It’s that easy, now you can find results across cities and categories!

For those with a heavy online social networking presence, Hellotxt is a huge timesaver, letting you communicate with all the networks at once. It can be used to update your status message on Facebook, Twitter, MySpace, and four dozen other services. Not only that, the site brings updates from all the social networks into one common interface, and can be configured to be updated via email, SMS, Googletalk, MSN and Yahoo messenger. So the next time you want to say something to the world, you could just open a chat window in Google Talk, and fire a message away that will eventually find its way across a dozen odd social networks!

Bulbstorm is a community Web site where people can safely share their ideas and innovations with other individuals, experts and even interested companies.These ideas or glowing bulbs can be discussed and improved on with input from members of the site, making the ideas good enough to market. Bulbstorm.com also helps their users market their ideas to earn some money

It’s a common situation for anyone who surfs the Web: You are linked to a video on YouTube by a friend and have to sit through a long clip only to get to the interesting part. Next time you are sharing a clip with someone else, here’s how you can avoid making them go through the entire clip and just show the good bits: TubeChop! This Web tool lets you trim any YouTube video to just the interesting parts and then provides a link for the same. To use the service, you will first have to enter a link to the YouTube video that you want to chop up. Once have selected the start and end times for the clip, simply click the ‘Chop it!’ button and TubeChop will give you a new link, embedded object code and start playing your new video. Quick and easy, this one!

Forwards are an integral part of the Internet experience, but in the Web 2.0 world, it’s difficult to share these with your Facebook, Orkut or Twitter friends.

Moomeo is just what the doctor ordered for those with an amazing email in their inbox that absolutely must be shared with their social network. The site automatically turns your mail into a Web page that can be easily shared as a regular link! There’s no registration required and it’s an extremely simple process. Simply ‘Forward’ your email to post@moomeo.com, you will get a reply from the site in a few minutes with the address of a new Web page that hosts all of the content from your email! The email comes with quick-links to share the new Web page on your Twitter or Facebook accounts, as well as a shortened URL.

Dazzboard is an Internet-based online media manager that tries to sync and unify the user’s online data across social networks like Facebook and Myspace, and services like YouTube and Flickr. Dazzboard supports a wide range of mobile phones and cameras, and organises your multimedia content so that it can be shared across a variety of social networking services with a single click. One can download content from the web and sync it on the mobile device using Dazzboard’s interface as well.

The Universal Record Database is a place where anyone can set the silliest world record as long as it’s a) quantifiable, b) breakable and c) legal. The records set aren’t exactly the pinnacle of human achievement, but are creative and funny – Most Times Saying “Obama” In 15 Seconds By A Group Of Four People, Longest Comment Thread On A Facebook Photo, Most Table Tennis Ball Bounces In 30 Seconds. The Web site gives you the opportunity to set your own world record, all you need to do is capture it on a web cam or camcorder, and upload the video.

All of us have seen many funny video advertisments being passed around, but if you want to see them all at one place check out today’s Web site, aptly named veryfunnyads.com. The Web site features hilarious advertisments from around the world in a easy to use interface that sorts them into categories, brands, countries, most viewed and most recent.

Return my pants is a place where you can keep track of all the stuff your friends have borrowed from you, be it books, CDs, pants or underwear.
After registering on the Web site, you can make an entry of every item you’ve lent with the expected date of return, put in your friend’s email address, and he’ll get an automatic email from you reminding him that the book is due.
This neat online utility works both ways, friends can keep track of what you owe them too, so it works best when all your friends are on this Web site.

This Web site, developed by Google engineers provides detailed guides on how to import and export data out of Google’s suite of products.
While most software products tend to lock in the end user, Google’s products are designed to be interoperable – you can download your mails offline from Gmail, export your email contacts in several formats, and export all your blogger entries with comments, dates, and tags, and more.
The Web site has 25 entries covering products like Adwords, Analytics, Maps, Orkut, Picasa, Reader, and YouTube.

Here’s a Web site that understands how fellow travelers and tourists think, it’s appeal lies in giving you a flavour of the whole course, instead of focusing on the small tidbids. Ruba is a travel Web site where community-generated user reviews share travel experiences that span across cities, countries and continents. The user guides are pictorial, with geo-tagged locations on Google maps that give you precise location of the landmarks, restaurants, and tourist attractions. The Web site also links you to some of the best travel blogs, providing you with an excellent starting point for future adventures.

Bolohealth.com is a networking portal for health enthusiasts. It provides a platform for users to create their own community, and to exchange views and opinions with medical professionals. The Web site helps you find a doctor or hospital in your vicinity, listing over 1,00,000 doctors, and 10,000 healthcare establishments in India. The portal also has a comprehensive listing of major illnesses and medical conditions, with a panel of experts who regularly blog on the site.

An antidote to all the doom, gloom and pessimism in mainstream media outlets, this news Web site is like a dose of prozac, covering only positive news stories and inspiring features on travel, sports and companies with a conscience. A section dedicated to charities tries to raise funds for various causes, from research funding to disability and Alzheimer’s.

Microsoft announced a new portal that combines Bing search and Twitter. The new site is named BingTweets and it basically brings together classic web search from Bing, with real-time search elements from Twitter.

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DooID allows you to combine your own business card website with a stylish e-mail signature. This innovative application stands out due to its unique look and feel, a simple and functional user interface and eye-catching graphics.
As founder Per Schmitz says, DooID.com was inspired by the microsites of Tim van Damme and Rogie King, as he directly fell in love with the simplicity and beauty of their refreshing interpretation of virtual business cards.

Today’s Web site provides a life insurance policy on your personal information. In case of your death, the patent-pending service helps disclose confidential information to those closest to you, like your bank account numbers, passwords, final wishes, or funeral instructions. The service sends you periodical email messages requesting you to log in to the Web site, when you fail to do so for a while, the system assumes you are dead and sends your last message. The free account lets you send one message with no attachments to one recipient, while a premium subscription gives you the ability to send 30 messages to multiple recipients with file attachments.

Every now and then, somebody you are following on Twitter starts to be annoying. One option is to un-follow such people but then you might forget to follow them back again. Also, they might realize that you are not following them and cause a sourness in your relationship.