FindIcons.com is an icon search engine helps you find free icons. It has a largest searchable free icons database in the world (Who has more icons than us? Let us know) and a sophisticated search filtering and result matching system both make it possible for you to get an icon you need in every design tasks.

A job board specifically geard towards startups.

Quarkbase is a free tool to find complete information about a website.

It will be nice when some of South Florida's transit systems get on this.

Seoquake is a powerful, Mozilla Firefox and Internet Explorer compatible, tool aimed at helping web masters who deal with search engine optimization and internet promotion of web sites.

Covering something like the release of the iPod Touch is where something like Mahalo outshines Google.

Walk Score helps people find walkable places to live. Walk Score calculates the walkability of an address by locating nearby stores, restaurants, schools, parks, etc.

EvilRSS will return Google search results to you via RSS. It’s an incredibly useful feature that Google should have built themselves.

Someone has built an icon search engine. If they keep adding data to this service and pull in other results from some of the bigger icon makers (Iconbuffet, Iconfactory, etc.) this could be a really cool service.

Properazzi is a euro-centric real estate search engine. This is a really nice service, for as far as I know there is no such thing as MLS in Europe.

A Twitter search engine

A search engine for sounds. Not sure if I'll ever find use out of this but a nice resource if you work with movies or sound.

A very nice, clean creative and tech jobs site.

I tried a guided search today on ChaCha and I was pretty impressed with the results. If you don't mind waiting a little longer for more relavant results on a search, you should definetly give ChaCha a shot.

This is a great looking search engine, I like the integration with various other sites, YouTube, Delicious,

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Online Music Search Engine