I will try to add the websites which you can use for searching books,mp3 and softwares etc..from rapidshare.de
For people who are not familiar to rapidshare.de it is a website in which any one can store files and once you store your file you will get a link for it, any one who wants to use that file can simply use that link and download that file from any where on earth. Lot of time I found that you can get lot of ebooks at rapidshare.de, mihd.net,depositfiles, mega upload,sendspace, cuupload, yousendit, oxyshare, filefactory and zshare etc. But the real problem with all these websites is that there no search option provided on these websites.
If you try to search for ebooks in google it is very unlikely that you might get what you want.
Here is what you can do to perform the search on rapidshare. I am trying to emphasize more on rapidshare.de as it is the most used sites of all for uploading content.
List of search engines to search in rapidshare:
http://www.rapidfox.net/
http://filesbot.com/
http://www.rapidshared.org/
http://rapidsharer.org/
http://www.filez.com/
http://indexer.linux-hell.net/
http://www.rapidsharefiles.net/
http://www.rapidshare-search.com/
http://www.rapidsearch.org/
http://shareminer.com/
http://www.funfail.com/
http://www.rapidexplorer.net/
http://www.freechinaguide.com/search
http://www.splygle.com/rapidsearch.htm
What i found from all these websites is that most of them are internally powered by google.
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May 22, 2007
Rapidshare Search Engines
Posted By talkaboutanalog at Tuesday, May 22, 2007 1 Comments By Users
Labels: Ebooks, rapidshare, search engines
May 12, 2007
Top Five Search Engines on Earth
I will try to list out the top search engines in the world.
The best and ultimate one:
www.google.com
Next to Google is one and only:
www.yahoo.com
I occasionally use some other search engines like:
www.ask.com
www.clusty.com
Try to use www.clusty.com it gives results in a cluster format. some interesting results you can get.
Posted By talkaboutanalog at Saturday, May 12, 2007 0 Comments By Users
Labels: famous, Most widely used, search engines
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