I gave a presentation today at work about various useful tools and wanted to keep track of the links. So here they are!
BloglinesA web-based blog aggregator.
Matts list of blogsA list of the blogs I'm subscribed to. There may or may not be something there that you'll enjoy...
Sauce ReaderA client-side blog aggregator.
BloggerA web-based blog-authoring tool. Owned by Google.
MSN SpacesAnother web-based authoring tool by Microsoft. Has great integration with MSN Messenger.
TechnoratiA search engine that only indexes blogs.
PubSubAnother blog search engine.
DopplerA podcast aggregator.
Matt's list of podcastsMy list of podcasts, to get you started!
Google MapsWeb-based mapping application. Satellite & road data, with local search.
Microsoft Virtual EarthAs above, but from MS.
Google EarthA client-side map application. Like Google Maps but with a richer interface.
NASA's World WindSimilar product to Google Earth but open source and uses freely available satellite imagery. No road data.
Microsoft MappointRenamed to Streets & Trips. Rich mapping application. Not free.
CopernicDesktop search application. Just install it already!
Windows Desktop SearchA solid alternative to Copernic. [BTW Yahoo, Google and many others have other desktop search offerings, these two are just my favourites]
FirefoxImprove your web browsing experience!
Firefox ExtensionsOne of the many websites that host Firefox extensions.
Matts Firefox ExtensionsMy list of extensions.
PicasaGreat photo management software, owned by Google.
NvuCross platform, open source web authoring system.
StrokeItMouse gestures for any Windows application.
ToDoListA simple todo list manager. Allows hierarchical tasks among a plethora of other features.