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Searching and sharing for videos on the Internet is increasing day by day. There are countless number of websites, where you can share your videos with others. There are many websites today, which use sharing of videos as a promotional tool. They prepare some cool videos about the topics, relevant to their area of operation and upload on these video sharing websites. Relevant tags are also attached to these videos, which help the searching of these videos easy.

But from the user point of view, sometimes it becomes difficult to search videos on so many websites. Even if you are able to search them, problem comes, if you want to bookmark them, so that they can all be accessible from one point.

WorldTV is a cool search and share video facility, which allows not only to find various video websites simlutaneously for a particular topic, but also you to bookmark / store all your search entries from one common place so that you can access them and also share your favorite videos from one place.

It thus virtually helps you to create your own TV channel on the Internet. I had found some cool videos with the keyword “Google”.

I f ound a really interesting video related to Google Brain. You can also see it at my page here at http://worldtv.com/webtoolsandtips.

Instructional video (or video help) is the in-thing today.

With the rapid increase in the bandwidth availability of Internet usage, there is a sudden burst of new video applications developing these days. New services are being evolved, new software are being written. And all these require instructions for the new users.

A recent trend for making the instructions understandable is to give video help by creating instructional videos. These are the small video clippings, which are basically screen cast, and explain the procedure of using a software in real mode. These videos are very easy to grasp, as you see alive example on your computer screen.

But how to search video help.

Welcome to How Do I.

This is a neat idea, executed wonderfully, to let you do a Google video search on major video websites like YouTube etc. There is simple form, where you type your search query (for instance, type How do I create a wordpress blog), and it gives your video search results in a flash.

What is more, you can also integrate the video earch query in your blog or website, as I have done below in this post. If you really like the application, you can also add it to your sidebar. But remember to bookmark this page, before you head on to type a search query, because search results will be shown on a different page in the same window, and I want you to enjoy reading this blog more.

However, one thing I noticed. This application works like any other video search application. If you type any other query, not related to instructional videos, then also this web tool is able to give you desired results.

VozMe is a free web tool,  which allows you to convert text into speech. 

To convert the text to voice, you just have to type your text into a box provided on VozMe, and it will convert the text into an mp3 file, which you can download and use enywhere. The quality of this audio file is pretty good and you can also use it your websites, blogs etc. or can have fun with. iGoogle users, can also integrate Vozme into their homepage.

VozMe also makes available java scripts and codes for the bloggers and webmasters to integrate into their blogs and websites, which allow users and visitors to listen the text. One more thing, the text to audio conversion facility is also available for Spanish, besides the default English.

Nice web tool.

How do you like the nice reflection in the above image. I was able to create it within a matter of seconds.

This is the era of Web 2.0. A distinguishing feature of this wave is the appearance of glossy, glass like reflection in the images and the logos. Today you can find these glossy logos and symbols, on virtually every website and blog, which have been floated in last one year or so. These glossy images add a bit three dimensional appearance to the image and are liked by many.

But , How to create reflection in images

This requires a bit of workaround and knowledge of complex Image Editing software like Photoshop. I prefer Gimpshop, in place of Photoshop, just because it is free and opensource, and is capable of doing almost all of the tassk, which a heavy duty software like Photoshop can do.

However, if this sound too geek to you, there is no need to get disheartened. Just head to ReflectionMaker, which is a nice free web tool available on the Web to do the job, just for you and with the click of a mouse. No need to go through the various complex Photoshop Tutorials for this purpose.

Independent Thoughts:
According to seo reviews, getting into pay per click ad is a good marketing tactic. It seldom matters if the site is being hosted on the cheapest domain name etc. In fact, this is rather a priority with search engine marketing gurus. They insist on a cheap website hosting. The reason is that backup software is offered on every kind of web hosting, so why not go for the cheaper services.

I recently came to know from Digital Musings about a brand new RSS service, named as RSSHugger.

You can visit my page to see how it looks like.

The purpose of the website is to build a community of RSS feeds, so as to derive the mutual benefit of traffic and exposure to the bloggers and the website.

As per the details mentioned in the website, every RSS submission will get a unique page created for it on RSSHugger. People can search for the blogs of their choice on this website, and if they land on your page, they will find your latest posts listed on that page.

They also have a top 100 page, which ranks the submitted blogs on the basis of number of times your page has been viewed in that month. This also is a way to drive traffic to your page.It is said on this website that they initially planned to charge a fee of $20 per submission, but right now the submission is free as long as you blog about it.

So here I am, submitting my blog to RSSHugger.

Web 2.0 is all about social networking. The characteristic of Web 2.0 is the evolution of interesting websites like digg, netscape and lots of others, where the promoters do not create the content. Instead the content is user drives. Its all about sharing the information and meeting newer people with similar interests, similar priorities and similar interests. This casual meeting sometimes evolve into great collaboration exercises.

Me.dium is another such useful web tool, which works in the background of your browser and matches your surfing habits with other me.dium users. Based upon these matches, it selects the people from the web community, which have similar interests as you and thus gives you an opportunity to meet them, and share your information with them. You can send PM’s to them,, your can make them friends, you can chat online with them. The possibilities are endless.

Me.dium is available as a cool firefox addon, and recently it is also available for Internet Explorer 7 users, through IE7 addon.

Welcome to www.ohdontforget.com, the free reminder service for your mobiles and cellphones. 

Are you forgetful ? Do you often forget the important birthdays, anniversaries,work deadlines. No issues, now the free reminding servicefrom OhDontForget will keep track important dates and deadlines for your.

It is a nice webtool, where you can set reminders to yourself or others to send an SMS to the designated mobile at the predefined date and time. The service is currently available in US and Canada and is totally FREE.

One thing, which I found lacking in this otherwise useful reminder service, is that you cannot set multiple reminder for a given task. For that, you have to set another reminder.

Overall, nice useful service.