Would you like to be able to highlight a word or a phrase on a web page and find out more about it? You can make this possible by adding search entries to the right click (context) menu.

In most other web browsers, you can highlight any word or phrase on a web page, then right click on it and search for it using a search engine. Internet Explorer seems to be missing this feature. I’ll show you how add this feature to Internet Explorer.

Do you have favorite websites that you’d like to search using the built-in search box in your web browser? You can create custom searches for Internet Explorer and add them to your pull down menu next to the search box. Here are the details and some tricks you may not find anywhere else.

Finding the correct file in a folder with hundreds of other files is a pain. A small free program named Listary now makes this job easier with a “find as you type” feature that helps you quickly select the right file.

Tweetz.tv is a great tool to find videos that have been mentioned on Twitter.

QuickSearch extension brings ability to perform search on different sites in Chrome.

I’ve found a new search utility for Windows. It’s free, nearly portable and small. If all you need is a fast file search in Windows, try out UltraSearch.

Museeca is a music search engine that lets you find MP3, music videos, ringtones, lyrics and even guitar tabs for a song.

Flocking.me is a great new Twitter tool that lets you search your friends tweets.

Mowid is a tag based search engine for finding funny and Uncommon Youtube Videos. You can perform tag and keyword based searches with Mowid

SearchZooka is a free tool that lets you perform advanced searches in multiple search engines all in one place. The search engines include Google, Yahoo, Bing, Ask, Digg, Delicious, Technorati.

Google Goggles , is a brand new product launched in Google Labs. This product is a big innovation in the field of visual search.

KwiClick is a great Firefox add-on that lets you search Google without opening a new tab or a new window. The option to search Google is added to your right-click menu.

Earlier today, Google unveiled its new onebox for music related searches. As expected, Google will will be offering song previews supplied by Lala.com and iLike.com.

The search engine war is on! Earlier today we revealed that Google may be planning on launching its own music service. Now according to latest reports, Microsoft is expected to announce nonexclusive deals with both Facebook and Twitter later today.