BibLy is a web service that helps you reference Bible verses online. All you have to do is visit the site, type in a reference and select a version; your reference URL will then appear. When people click on the URL they will be shown options for various online Bible sites. They can click on any site they like and find that particular verse reference.

The shortened URLs on BibLy can also be adjusted simply by adding book name and chapter plus version name to the main URL.

Features:

• A user-friendly web service.
• Provides you with shortened URLs for Bible verses.
• Provides numerous Bible websites for references.
• Lets you quickly get shortened URL via URL modification.
• Similar tools: eBible, Quranflash and iBible,

Check out BibLy @ http://bib.ly (By Umar from AllthatIsApple)

Qibla Locator is an excellent web service that lets you find out which direction the Qibla is in. The site loads up a Google map and joins Mecca with any location you specify using a red line. You can change the view type of the map and magnify to accurately determine which direction the Qibla is in. The site also gives you the direction and distance of Qibla from your city. Another noteworthy feature of the site is that it lets you quickly jump to magnified views of popular mosques such as Masjid An-Nabawi.

Features:

• A user-friendly web service
• Lets you find direction of Qibla
• Provides direction line on Google map
• Map can be zoomed in
• Provides quick map views for popular mosques
• Similar tool: Qib.la.

Check out Qibla Locator @ www.qiblalocator.com (By Umar from AllThatIsApple)

The best thing about this site is its interface; it is very clean and has absolutely no ads or any clutter similar to ads. You could also use it to link to Bible verses on your website or blog.

Features

• Read and go through the Bible online.
• Clean, clutter-free interface.
• Search through chapters and sections.
• Link to Bible verses on your website using this tool.
• Similar tools: Quranflash and iBible,

Check out eBible @ www.ebible.com (By Abhijeet from GT Mobiles)

eEtiquette is a free to use website that lists various etiquettes for the digital world. From suggestions to timely responses to emails to being available on your cellphone, these etiquettes cover a lot of modern technological ground. A tag cloud and a keyword search helps look for certain topics.

Features:

• A user-friendly web service.
• Lists proper etiquettes for the digital world.
• Covers a lot of modern technological ground.
• Lets you browse etiquettes or search for them using a tag cloud or keyword search.
• Similar tools: Etiquette Survival Guide and International Etiquette Guide.

Check out eEtiquette @ www.eetiquette.com (via Labnol) (by MOin from Urban Savior)

Art Finder is a free and simple to use website that lets you share art and discover new art. After creating an account on the website you gain access to images of countless paintings from artists, galleries, museums and collections from around the world. The site features images, articles, and artist biographies, all of which will greatly interest all art fans.

Additionally you can form your own art profile by marking the paintings you like; based on your selections you will be recommended paintings you might not have earlier seen. You can also share art on Facebook and Twitter to discuss it with your friends who are art enthusiasts.

Features:

• A user-friendly web service.
• Helps discover new art.
• Helps learn more about artists and their work.
• Features images of paintings from artists, galleries, museums and collections.
• Lets you share on Facebook and Twitter.
• Similar tools: Google Art Project and VirtualMuseum.
• Also see How To Search the Collections of Famous Libraries & Museums.

Check out ArtFinder @ www.artfinder.com (via Mashable) (by MOin from ThumbPress)

The Etiquette Survival Guide is a free iOS application sized at 0.7MB and compatible with iPod Touch, iPad, and iPhone devices that run iOS 3.2 or later. The app educates you about etiquettes regarding various situations. You pick out a category and relevant etiquette advice is shown.

If you have etiquette suggestions of your own, you can share them with the app’s developers by sending them an email.

Features:

• A user friendly smartphone app.
• Compatible with iOS devices.
• Educates you on etiquettes.
• Covers various situations.
• Similar tools: Traveletiquette and FastenSeatBelts.

Check out Etiquette Survival Guide @ itunes.apple.com/us/app/etiquette-survival-guide/id417571474?mt=8# (By Umar from TechCityInc)

The site, like many other such Google projects, was started as a part of the 20% time that Google gives to their engineers to work on creative stuff. You can also sign in and create a personalized collection of your favorite artworks.

Watch demo video:

Features

• Explore museums from around the world.
• Browse through artworks in super high resolution.
• Create your own collections.
• Similar site: VirtualMuseum.
• Also see How To Search the Collections of Famous Libraries & Museums.

Check out Google Art Project @ www.googleartproject.com (via TechCrunch By Abhijeet from Guiding Tech)

Start by browsing for tips on the homepage. Hover over the images to read the quick tips, or click a tip to get a more detailed explanation. You can sort the tips by country, theme, or type. You can also learn some short foreign words that you can use in your trips. In addition, you can learn the historical background of these customs, which is fascinating to learn and in contrast with your culture.

Fasten Seat Belts is a great tool for any culturally-sensitive traveler, as we all should be.

Features:

• Learn different cultural etiquette around the world before you travel.
• Learn short words.
• Sort by country, theme, and type.
• Only Asia and Europe currently available.
• Similar Tool: TravelEtiquette.

Check out Fasten Seat Belts  www.fastenseatbelts.eu

You can also view ratings assigned by others or comments posted. Each listing also includes information about the location of the church, the website address and name of the senior Pastor. You can also request a rating or purchase church related DVDs, books and other products. It is one of the most useful websites to find a church that suits you.

Features:

• Find a church by name, location or denomination.
• Rate churches and post comments.
• Request rating for a specific church.
• Buy church related products.

Visit ChurchRater @ www.churchrater.com

You can navigate to different countries in Geognos using the links provided on their home page or by using the compo box in the top right corner of each page. You can also select what is shown on the map (capital, cities, neighboring countries, etc.) by using the selector box on the top page. Photos are also available with geographical coordinates.

Geognos is a handy web app if you want to get an overview of any country. The simple web interface makes it easy for mobile browsers to handle, allowing you to make quick queries about a country whenever you travel. After viewing Geognos, you can test your mastery of geography against worldwide users with Geosense.

Features:

• Free; no sign up is required.
• Lets you know a lot of information about a country: its background, geography, people, government, economy, communications, and transportation.
• Shows pictures of places in the country with geographical coordinates.
• Similar Tools:  FactBook.

Check out Geognos @ www.geognos.com