TwURLa is a new site where developers of all kinds can search and find stats for their domain and how it performs on Twitter. The site aggregates your daily “hits”, which are the amount of times that your site appears on Twitter. The site is currently in development, however they have hit a roadblock from the Twitter team:
We have been in contact with Twitter regarding their API use and about what data we are “allowed” to show on our site. At this point, we are not allowed to show ANY …

I was contacted by Google yesterday about my AdSense account. I guess our ads were “a risk to Adsense’s publishers” (more here), when really I think the issue was that we were getting close to our first payout. I immediately appealed, however I noticed that less than 1% of all appeals actually get approved and the account reinstated. That wasn’t very good odds, so I went searching for new companies.
I came along AdBrite, which is known for having problems with their Contextual matches and totally unrelated ads, however they were the …

Google is testing out a new way to search, AJAX! It sounds all good, right? Now I don’t have to have the page reload every time I search! Well that’s a plus, but what about all the apps its going to break? I’m assuming that it will still accept the old format of the search (below) for a while so any search plug-ins should still work. However the real problem is for analytics.
Browsers don’t send “page link” elements in the referrer and so any analytics tracking sites will not be …

If you searched anything on Google within the last few minutes, you will now notice that every site is listed as “Harmful”. Under almost every link you will see: “This site may harm your computer.”. Even Google is listed as harmful (see left)! Someone must have screwed something up, or Google was hacked! Well, in the meantime, just ignore the “ Warning - visiting this web site may harm your computer! ” message and in the URL box of your browser remove the “http://www.google.com/interstitial?url=” part.
If your URL looks like this: http://www.google.com/interstitial?url=http://www.google.com/ it would change …

Here’s another great web tool that helps you find top level and second level domain names. Its different from other domain registration sites because it gives you different formats of domain names and uses folders and domain suffixes to create a unique domain name. For example, if you search for “Technology”, it will give you a format like “tec.hn/ology” or “t.ec/hnology”.
There’s tons of combinations to try out, so if your stuck with a domain search problem, just check out Domainr.
Here’s the Domainr Site: http://domai.nr/
- Travis Cunningham

SkreemR Music Search helps you find the music you want to hear and gives you the option to download the song, and if you like it enough, it gives you a link to buy the song. Skreemr has also developed a technology similiar to Google’s Pagerank System, called AudioRank, which grabs the most likely search results and puts them at the top so you don’ t have to keep scrolling down to find the song you were actually searching for.
Definitely one you should have bookmarked or if you are real …