1. Resumizer – reate, edit, and manage resumes with a free online tool.
2. Free SMS – end SMS to your friends for free.
3. Kaspersky Online Virus Scanner – Scan your computer for any virus without uninstalling and installing antivirus software.
4. Yahoo Mail – Check for messages you get via Yahoo! mail.
5. MSN – Use MSN messenger from your iPhone.
6. MSN Hotmail – Send and receive personalized e-mail messages from any computer in the world.
7. Veoh – Broadcast videos online.
8. RapidShare – Upload and share files online.
9. JumpCut – Create, edit, and share your own movies online.
10. Adobe Photoshop Express – Upload, edit, manage, and share digital photos for free online.
11. Picnik – Remove red-eye and apply effects to your photos online.
12. Facebook – Upload and share photos and videos and connect with your friends.
13. Shazam – Find music information using your mobile phone.
14. Meebo – Chat with your friends in popular IM networks via Web-based interface.
15. Downloadyoutubevideos – Download YouTube videos.
16. eBuddy – Chat with your MSN, AOL, and Yahoo buddies without any program or Java applet.
17. Mii Editor – Create or modify Mii avatars online.
18. Google Maps for iPod Touch – Access Google Maps on your iPod Touch.
19. Facebook for iPhone (Web) – Access your Facebook profile, status, message, and friends with your iPhone.
20. IONBowling – Play a virtual bowling game on your iPhone.
21. Boxhead: The Zombie Wars – Kill demons and reach levels with the “expert” difficulty.
22. Xbox Live Gamer Tag Generator – Access and view your gamer tag and information.
23. Trend Micro HouseCall – Check, identify, and fix malware infection.
24. Smilebox – Modify and share your digital photos.
25. iTouch – Test and develop your iPhone-ing abilities.

Here’s our shortlist of some of the most popular Cloud Storage and file syncing Web Services:

• Windows Live Sync (formerly known as Windows Live FolderShare) is a free-to-use application by Microsoft that is designed to allow files and folders between two or more computers be in sync with each other on Windows (XP and later) and Mac OS X based computers, similar to Live Mesh’s data synchronization services.
• dropbox – Dropbox is a storage application and service operated by Evenflow, Inc. The service enables users to store and sync files online and between computers. Dropbox has a cross-platform client (Windows, Mac and Linux) that enables users to drop any file into a Dropbox folder that is then synced to the web and the users’ other computers with the Dropbox client.
• Wuala is a free social online storage which allows its users to securely store, backup, and access files from anywhere and to share files easily with friends, groups, and the world. Tens of thousands of users and thousands of communities around the world are already actively sharing millions of files, growing quickly.
• box.net – is an online file system that allows users to store, access and share files remotely. Its services include online storage, file hosting, and file sharing. Box.net was founded in 2005 as a college business project by Aaron Levie (CEO) and Dylan Smith (CFO). It was incorporated in April of that year.
• Drop.io is an online file hosting and sharing service that is designed to be simple and emphasizes privacy. It allows users to create online sharing points called “drops” that are used for uploading and sharing documents, images, video, audio, and other digital content without accounts, registration or e-mail addresses. Drops are non-searchable and not networked.
• Zumodrive stores your data in the cloud and allows easy access to all of your files from any device. The product streams most files as if they were on a local drive.

  For your most popular files Zumodrive stores them locally for offline use. The produce is aimed specifically at notebooks and mobile devices with smaller hard drives.

• MyOtherDrive is a leading Internet service offering tools for managing and sharing data online. Our service enables users to backup, share, and search files online. MyOtherDrive is one of the fastest growing online storage companies on the Internet….

• MyBloop allows users to upload an unlimited number of files for free. Through this website, users can share their files with anyone, listen to music, create playlists, back up files and share their digital lives with the rest of the world.

From TechCrunch

At the beginning of each year I traditionally publish a list of my favorite startups and products. This is the fourth year I’ve done this – previous lists: 2006, 2007, 2008. You guys get to pick the winners of the Crunchies – this list is all mine…

1. 800-Free-411 – 1-800-FREE411 was created to provide callers with a free alternative to the skyrocketing rates being charged by phone companies for directory assistance (411).
2. Animoto – Animoto generates custom, professional-looking slideshows from user-uploaded music and photos. Their “patent-pending Cinematic Artificial Intelligence technology and high-end motion design” drives the web app. They say the Cinematic A.I. analyzes users’ photos and music like an actual director and editor. For instance, to analyze music the genre, song structure, energy, rhythm, instrumentation, and vocals are all taken into consideration.
3. Delicious – Social bookmarking site Delicious has been on the list for three of the four years (I took a brief detour in 2007 to a competing service called Blue Dot, then switched back). Delicious 2.0 is finally stable and the Firefox add-on is the reason I keep using it. Also, they long ago switched away from the annoying del.icio.us domain name, so I don’t have to look up where the dots go every time I visit the site.
4. Digg - Digg is a user driven social content website. Everything on Digg is user-submitted. After you submit content, other people read your submission and “Digg” what they like best. If your story receives enough Diggs, it’s promoted to the front page for other visitors to see.
5. Facebook – On February 4th, 2004 Mark Zuckerberg launched The Facebook, a social network that was at the time exclusively for Harvard students. It was a huge hit: in 2 weeks, half of the student body at Harvard had signed up. Other schools in the Boston area began demanding a Facebook network. Zuckerberg immediately recruited his friends Dustin Moskowitz and Chris Hughes to help build Facebook, and within four months, Facebook added 30 more college networks.
6. FriendFeed – FriendFeed is a feed aggregator that consolidates the updates from social media and social networking websites, social bookmarking websites, blogs and micro-blogging updates, as well as any other type of RSS/ Atom feed. Users can use this stream of information to create customized feeds to share (and comment) with friends.
   Bloggers writing about FriendFeed have said that this service addresses the shortcomings of social media services which exclusively facilitate tracking of their own members’ social media activities on that particular social media service, whereas FriendFeed provides the facility to track …
7. Gmail – Gmail is the Google approach to email and chat. Practically unlimited free online storage allows you to collect all your messages, and Gmail’s simple but very smart interface lets you find them precisely and see them in context without effort. POP and powerful IMAP access bring Gmail to any email program or device.Gmail puts contextual advertising next to the emails you read.
8. Google Reader – Google Reader is an online RSS feed reader.
9. Hulu – Hulu is NBC Universal and News Corporation’s online video joint venture. The site focuses exclusively on professional content and does not take on YouTube directly as a viral video destination. The site raised $100 million in financing from Providence Equity Partners.
10. MySpace Music – MySpace Music is a joint music venture, with equity stakes from major labels, that allows users to stream music on demand, create playlists, and add widget music players to their profiles. The streaming will be advertising supported – at first via display ads (like Imeem), and later via in-stream audio ads. DRM-free downloads will also be available, either advertising supported or on a pay basis like Amazon’s Music Store.
11. Pandora – Born out of a love for music with 99% of its employees at one time or another working as musicians, Pandora is truly a company wholly dedicated to music. With a database of more than 600 thousand songs, each digitally annotated with musical characteristics from a list of 400, the company generates personalized streaming radio for your computer, mobile phone or home entertainment system.
12. Scribd – Scribd is a social document sharing site that borrowed a lot of the basic design principles from YouTube.
13. Docstoc – Docstoc is the premier online community to find and share professional documents. Docstoc provides the platform for users and businesses to upload and share their documents with all the world, and serves as a vast repository of documents in variety of categories including legal, business, financial, technology, educational, and creative. All documents on docstoc can be easily searched, previewed and downloaded for free.
14. Skype – Skype is a peer-to-peer Internet telephony service that is free for Skype-to-Skype calls. The service also allows Skype users to call mobiles and landlines, and vice-versa. Skype has special charge plans for non-Skype-to-Skype calls. Skype is expanding from its traditional computer-based calls to mobile applications. Skype was founded by Niklas Zennstrom and Janus Friis who were also the founders of the file sharing application Kazaa and the peer-to-peer television application Joost. Skype is different than other VoIP services in that it uses a peer-to-peer model instead of a server-client model.
15. TechMeme – the site that is considered by many as the blogosphere’s daily tech newspaper was later renamed Techmeme (pronounced “tech-meam”). Stories often hit Techmeme days before the New York Times and other newspapers cover them.
16. TripIt – TripIt is an intelligent travel organizer that helps do-it-yourself travelers manage their travel plans so that their trips go more smoothly. Travelers simply forward their purchase confirmation emails to TripIt and TripIt automatically creates…
17. Twitter -  Twitter allows users to post text updates via SMS, instant messaging, email, Twitter’s website and third party applications. Users have their own profile page that displays their latest updates. In addition, users can become “friends” with one another, or simply be a “follower.” Other than reading another person’s profile page, a user can also receive others’ updates through text messages, RSS or third party applications.
18. WordPress – WordPress is a blog publishing system written in PHP. All data is stored in a MySQL database. WordPress is the official successor of b2\cafelog, developed by Michel Valdrighi. The name WordPress was suggested by Christine Selleck, a friend of lead developer Matt Mullenweg.

The latest release of WordPress is version 2.6.2, released on 08 September 2008. It is distributed under the GNU General Public License version 2.

19. YouTube – Founded in February 2005, YouTube is the world’s most popular online video community, allowing millions of people to discover, watch and share originally-created videos. YouTube provides a forum for people to connect, inform, and inspire others across the globe and acts as a distribution platform for original content creators and advertisers large and small.

YouTube allows people to easily upload and share video clips on www.YouTube.com and across the Internet through websites, mobile devices, blogs, and e-mail.

20. Zoho – Zoho offers Office Suite, which includes Writer, Projects, Sheet, CRM, Show, Creator, Wiki, Planner, Suite, Notebook, Chat, Meeting and Mail. All products are offered through dynamic webpages that allow for rich online applications.

Source: TechCrucnh

1. Resumizer - Resumizer is a free, online resume creator. You can write and print your resume in a few simple steps, with many styles, options, and tips to guide you.
2. Finger Scan – Impress your friends by showing them your very own fingerprint authentication system on your cool iPhone or iPod touch.
3. Free SMS – Entering the destination phone number and the carrier for this number you will be able to send SMSs for free.
4. Yahoo Mail - Yahoo! Mail is free and comes with a great Address Book and Calendar. You can also use it with your mobile and Yahoo! Messenger
5. Kaspersky Online Virus Scanner - Kaspersky Online Virus Scanner is a free online virus scanner to find out if you have any viruses or spyware on your machine without having to uninstall your current antivirus software or install a new one.
6. Picnik - With Picnik you can quickly edit all your online photos from one place.
7. MSN Hotmail - MSN Hotmail is the world’s largest provider of free, Web-based e-mail. With Hotmail, anyone can read and receive e-mail messages from any computer in the world.
8. Reverse Phone Lookup – Lookup the owner of a phone number by performing a reverse phone number lookup on your iPhone. (website no longer available)
9. RapidShare – RapidShare is a Web hoster that provides an easy way to share files, offering world wide.
10. Adobe Photoshop Express beta – Adobe Photoshop Express beta is an online version of the popular digital image-editing software. Crop, rotate, tweak, twirl and show off your photos.