The "real" application anyone can use based on google Map!
Type mumbai and you will know what time is it in Mumbai and other details to help you call a telephone number.
http://www.gchart.com/

You can listen to all our classic and original children's stories for FREE! Scroll down the home page for stories. Click the little blue icons to listen now, or follow the links to download.
http://storynory.com/

Every document has a template associated with it. If you want to find out which template is attached to your document, you can do so by choosing Templates and Add-Ins from the Tools menu. Word displays the Templates and Add-ins dialog box. The field at the top of the dialog box indicates the name of the template associated with your document.

Heise yesterday reported that German DSL provider “Alice/Hansenet” had connection problems. People were not able to surf the web. Today, Heise posts an update to the story; Hansenet were researching into the case and realized there were no problems. Instead, it is now very likely that many people simply set Google as their homepage, and as Google had major outages in at least Germany yesterday, thought their internet connection didn’t work!
http://blog.outer-court.com/archive/2005-11-22.html#n12

some browsers treat the start and end form tags as if they are paragraph (p) markers and insert an extra line feed between the form end tag and the td end tag that immediately follows it. That is, some browsers treat the form as a block-level element and others as an inline element. To workaround the issue you can either specifically declare form as a inline element:

form style="display:inline"

or set the margin of the form to 0:

form style="margin:0"

My two favorite sites in each other's ware!

courtesy: http://googlefor.com

Google has silently added a Bookmarks feature to My Search History, enabling you to quickly tag and comment any web page you’ve visited. If Google in the future opens this up, letting users share their bookmarks and see bookmarking data in searches, we could see something very useful and popular. The tag “homepage” gets put on your Google Personalized homepage.

http://news.yahoo.com/photos

Type the search criteria, for e.g. salman khan
You will see his latest photos. (Yes, the first one is with the police!) Now click on orange XML button the righ and add this feed to your blogroll. Now you will see his images whenever it appears on the net.

Use the allintitle: operator to search only page titles. For example: allintitle:ipod Searches for any page with ipod in the title. You can also use intitle: to match just one word.

Yahoo’s new Site Explorer shows which pages are indexed from a specific domain, and which backlinks point to the domain. I’m a bit underwhelmed by what I see – couldn’t they just allow [site:] and [link:] operators in their web search? – but maybe I’m missing something.
I have created a yubnub command for it.
explore http://oksoft.antville.org
will list all the pages from the website!