Internet Tools

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There are a few reasons one would like to surf the mobile (or lightweight) version of a website:

• Your mobile screen is small and it's hard to fit the whole website without scrolling.
• You are using limited mobile internet data package.
• You just want to load the site faster.

Not every website offers the mobile version, however Google has a neat tool for this.

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Many websites nowadays will try to install virus/malware to your PC just by surfing them. How do you make sure if a website is safe?

Is the website down for everyone or just me?

Wanted a simple way to share files between your PC, Mac, iPhone, Blackberry, Windows Mobile or Android phone? Dropbox uses cloud computing to store your files in an online folder which is accessible by all of them.

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This website allows you to convert basically anything to anything. The process is simple, the user uploads a file, chooses the format to be converted and the converted file will be delivered to the user's email. The downside is that when the server is busy the process might get delayed up to one day.

This website I'm going to introduce is a Reverse Image Search Engine. It searches an image not by conventional keywords, but using an image itself.

In the old days, people uses download manager simply because they support 'Pause and Resume' of a downloading file. But modern web browsers already have that feature built in.

So what makes a download manager stand out from the rest?