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Music Search Feature Our new music search feature is currently only available in the U.S. If you want to learn more about the feature and how it works, ....

Look up any Windows error code to find out what it actually means. We also have an offline and portable version for Windows available for download.

Zotero [zoh-TAIR-oh] is a free, easy-to-use Firefox extension to help you collect, manage, cite, and share your research sources. It lives right where you do your work-in the web browser itself.

TipTop understands language like humans. That is how it returns the best current tips for anything on top of your mind.

SongBoxx is a music meta search engine. It searches several websites at once and intelligently combines the results so that users can quickly find the artist, album, or track of interest, with the least amount of clicks possible. Our goal is to bring the most comprehensive, useful, and innovative music search results to users around the world. We want everyone to be able to find the exact music they want to add to their library quickly, easily, and cheaply. We want to inform users of existing music download services and empower them with the freedom of choice.

A picture's worth a thousands words You can upload a picture, use a link, or draw it yourself, and others will help you find answers!

News Rover is a Usenet newsreader that features a built-in search engine for finding messages in any Usenet newsgroup. Just enter keywords and News Rover will instantly find matching messages in any newsgroup. News Rover has full support for NZB files, and it includes a built-in RAR/PAR processor for handing RAR file posts. News Rover also has a JPEG picture gallery, password protection and file encryption for privacy.

Get answers. Share knowledge. Collaborate with pers.

LinkedWords (LW) is an innovative contextual platform built upon millions of English words and phrases organized into contextual categories, paths, pages and URLs using basic semantics whose mission is to maximize contextual linking among web sites across the Web. Since its launch in June 2006 LW's concept has essentially proven to be very effective vehicle in helping web sites get contextually linked in on a content area level so that Internet users and smart robots discover their information in context resulting in highly relevant visitors for them.

is the most comprehensive scientific research tool on the web. With over 410 million scientific items indexed at last count, it allows researchers to search for not only journal content but also scientists' homepages, courseware, pre-print server material, patents and institutional repository and website information.

Stop searching, start finding. Introspectr makes it easy to find messages, documents, and links from every part of your online life.

Over 35 million hours of video. Search it all.

Mp3Raid.com is dedicated to index and organize music that has been legally posted on the Internet. We have access to more than a million free mp3 downloads and free music downloads all over the internet which makes us one of the best music search engine on the net. You can legally listen to any mp3 file before you download it and you can post your mp3 on your page/profile for free.

The University Library has launched a beta version (which means it may be changing!) of a new product to search articles -- and more! ArticlesPlus is perhaps best described as "Google for the library's online content -- without the ads!". From a simple single search box, ArticlesPlus searches full-text content as well as metadata from a wide variety of sources and returns a list of relevancy-ranked results.

With TheFind it's shopped & found. Find every product from every store, every coupon, and every review. Everything you need to decide quickly what to buy and where to buy it.

CABLESEARCH is an attempt for an user friendly search engine of already published documents from Wikileaks. It is aimed at reporters and an initiative of the soon to be launched European Centre of Computer Assisted Research endorsed by VVOJ.

"While Sig.ma is by no mean the first data aggregator for the Semantic Web, its contribution is to show that the sum is really bigger than the single parts and exciting possibilities lie in a holistic approach for automatic semistructured data discovery and consolidation.

Deep Web Wiki is a volunteer-led search organization that maintains a database containing detailed descriptions of so-called "Deep Web" sites that are either ignored or poorly indexed by the major search engines; it is estimated that ~95 to 99% of Web-accessible content cannot be reached using conventional web crawling methods. The Deep Web Wiki also contains other useful information sites that often are not popular enough to rank on the first few pages of search engine's results--despite their value.The Deep Web Wiki depends on the efforts of Web users to build the wiki and improve the quality and accuracy of site descriptions. Contributions to the index can be made either anonymously or by signing up for a free membership that allows members to track their contributions and watch pages of interest.

Surf the web as it was - BETA version! The Internet Archive's Wayback Machine puts the history of the World Wide Web at your fingertips. We invite you to explore this new, BETA version of the Wayback Machine and contact us with any feedback. The classic version of the Wayback Machine is still available at web.archive.org/.

Searchwiki or Swicki's purpose is to bridge the gap between searchers and relevant results. As the web grows and evolves, web search needs to grow and evolve too. Searchwiki technology improves on existing general web search by enabling vertical, community site and web searches to be initiated from any website. A searchwiki's strength is in its community appeal and dynamic social search cloud. As such, collaboration between groups of people with similar interests using a Searchwiki will quickly produce much more relevant and tailored results for a common group than a generic search engine would.