#10. TiddlyWiki
Everyone knows Wikipedia, the wiki anyone can edit. But wouldn't it be great if you had your own wiki that only you could edit? Anytime you had some new information, just go on it and enter a topic and write about it. It's like your brain in a webpage. TiddlyWiki can change your life if you'd only utilize its potential. Best of all, it's free.
#9. Netvibes
Meet your new homepage. Netvibes will bring you all your favorite RSS feeds, blog posts, news, weather, music, videos, e-mails, anything you name, all in one page. Very customizable and visually attractive, Netvibes is definitely a home page worth having.
#8. Jott
Have trouble remembering appointments or dates? Just jott it! Or maybe you lose all your sticky notes and index cards and forget to write things down in your planner. But if you're like most people, you have a cell phone, and that's always turned on. Tell it whatever message you want. It's your own personal transcription service.
#7. Peepel
The Peepel Online Office Suite is truly something worth checking out. There's no need to shell out hundreds of dollars for Microsoft Office, or spend hours trying to desperately find a cheaper alternative. Just go on the site. The best apart of Peepel, besides the fact that it's free, is that you can open multiple applications and multi-task all in one browser window. Now that's innovation.
#6. Youconvertit
What if you have a major presentation saved on your flashdrive and you desperately try to open it to a team of impatient and grumpy executives? It easily allows you to convert any image, video, document, and even units to virtually any format / type. Fast, easy, and free, Youconvertit is worthy of a bookmark.
#5. Facebook
If you haven't heard of Facebook, well that's just pathetic. Facebook is the number one social networking site and probably the best. First of all, millions of people use it; odds are that everyone you know is probably on it. Fun, easy-to-use, and practical as well, Facebook may be a time-drainer, but if you absolutely must know what's going on in all your friends' lives, it's a must.
#4. Cooliris
Cooliris is a browser extension that will make your normal, boring web surfing experience into something fully interactive and cinematic. It turns the pages into an extensive "3D Wall." It's very customizable too- you can change the theme, background, number of rows, angles, slideshow speed, and more. All you need to do is download, and the download's free.
#3. Meebo
Meebo is great because it's a universal messenger that you can access on the web. Meebo basically pioneered web messenging. It's compatible with AIM, Yahoo, MSN, Myspace, and even its own instant messenging platform: Meebo! Absolutely no installation or downloads are required; just log-in and go. It's totally secure so you don't have to worry about any security issues; and plus, it's free.
#2. Hulu
Hulu has the ability to completely replace your television set. You don't even have to install any software or make an account. Just go to the website and you'll instantly see video clips, full TV episodes and seasons, and even feature-length films. You may think of streaming video like youtube-quality, which is nearly unwatchable. But Hulu is nothing like that. In fact, they even have HD channels. All you need is an internet connection.
#1. Pandora
Pandora is your revolutionary radio station. It only plays the music you like. Type in the name of a song and it'll play it, or if it can't find it, it'll play songs similar to it. It's not only a great way to listen to music, but to find music. You can create an account so it'll keep track of all your personal radio stations. Best of all? It's free.
