Today in Cool Websites and Tools, we take a look at 5 cool websites, including viewing what a nuclear fallout would look like on your city or town, answering or rejecting calls on your Android phone without using your hands, moving files between cloud storage services, quickly finding what you need in your Gmail account, and faking press coverage for your startup. Read on below!
NukeMap 3D – the one big fear among world governments is that one day a terrorist will acquire a nuclear device and detonate it in a crowded place. So it is important to plan for such eventualities and estimate possible casualties in case of an attack. Using Google Maps, NukeMap 3D allows you to select a destination, size of nuclear device and then watch as the blast radius and casualty rate is calculated.
Mover – Move files between any cloud storage provider. Backup anything to the cloud, including your cloud storage or website. Or are you moving from Dropbox to Box? Google Drive to SkyDrive? Using Mover, make the process much easier. Compatible with all major cloud storage platforms such as Dropbox, Google Drive, Skydrive and Box. Create and manage scheduled backups and view detailed logs.
Mikey for Gmail – Find things quickly in your Gmail. Mikey gives you powerful tabs that make it easy to find whatever you are looking for. Trouble finding links? Mikey indexes all the content within the links you send and receive so you can search them. Can’t find an image? Browse all your images visually in a Pinterest-style layout.
Startup Legitimizer – There are so many startups online these days that the vast majority of them struggle to get any kind of meaningful press attention. But when they get some good press, they instantly become credible to potential investors. So what do you do to give the illusion that your startup has been covered by the big names in media? Use the Startup Legitimizer.
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