Very cool interaction... SearchMe uses a Flash interface to provide rich visual previews of the results in a sliding animation style called coverflow, and made popular by the iPhone.

Thumbstrips appends a vertical bar to the bottom of your browser with thumbnails of the pages you've recently visited. Very handy for deep research browsing sessions.

Search Canyon Firefox ExtensionSearch Canyon augments google, msn, and yahoo search results with icons which provide a "more like this" function inline. Very handy. Stay tuned, we'll dig into the algorithm.

Flock is a Firefox derived browser with a nice RSS Reader built in as well as lots of good web 2.0 site integration including Flickr, delicious, etc.

The brain is a pretty unique bit of software. You can use it to do bookmarks, mind mapping, browse your files, or even build maps of websites.

Nifty experience, but not rich enough for serious use.

IE ProIE-x-Pro is a single IE addon that captures much of the functionality of the most popular Firefox addons:

• gestures
• adblock
• greasemonkey

If you've got to use IE, you want IE-Pro.

The programmable web site is an amazing inventory of available application programming interfaces (APIs) and web mashups that use them.

The new Firefox is faster, better, and just about ready for prime time.

Some of the best features are the enhancements to bookmarks -- check out the tour from Dria.

Google Reader Snapshot (All Items)

Defacto Online Reader

With keyboard navigation, and river of news, or three pane consumption, Google Reader is the defacto king of web-based readers.

Features

• Private bookmarking (stars)
• Public sharing (share)

Power User Tips

• Integration with GMail via Firefox Extension