FREEmium theme was designed by Paul Kadysz and developed by Dariusz Siedlecki. Both guys did excellent job. And thanks to freebiesdock.com you can download the theme for free! But enough talking…

Features

• XHTML 1.0 Transitional
• jQuery menu
• quick submitting to web2.0 websites support
• flickrRSS plugin support
• threaded comments support
• feedBurner subscribe via email support
• a lot of advertising spots (125×125, 120×600, 300×250)
• 2 widget ready sidebars
• free for commercial & non-commercial use

Links

• Live Demo
• About the Theme
• Download

Links

• Live Demo
• About the Theme
• Download

Features :

• Professional Magazine Layout
• Cross Browser Compatibility
• Theme Options Page To Control Every Aspect of the theme .
• Built-in Simple Ad Management
• Widget Ready
• 1 or 2 Columns HomePage Posts (optional)
• Featured Posts Gallery
• Featured Videos Section
• Twitter and Flickr pre-Integrated
• and More

Links

• Live Demo
• Theme Author
• Download

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Theme features:

• Magazine Style Layout
• Compatible with WordPress version 2.7+
• Twitter Account Integration
• Built-in Page Navigation
• Featured Post Gallery
• Option Page for Easy Customization
• Feedburner Email Subscriber
• Flickr Thumbnails
• YouTube Video
• Automatic Thumbnail Resizer
• Adsense Ready
• Advertisement Blocks Ready
• Gravatar Enabled
• Threaded Comments

Links

• Live Demo
• Theme Author
• Download

1. opera-mini/”>Opera Mini 4.2 – Browse the Web quickly with your mobile device.
2. youtube-mobile-downloader-12/”>YouTube Mobile Downloader 1.9 – Download YouTube movies and watch them with your Windows Mobile device.
3. ActiveSync 4.5 – Synchronize your Windows Mobile-based device with a Windows powered desktop PC.
4. Quran Recitation for Mobile Phones 2 – Listen to the Quran recitation on your mobile phone.
5. Mobile Number Locator 2.0 – Trace the location from where the missed call was made.
6. Mobile Messenger 0.9 – Use a single instant messanger to chat across MSN, Yahoo! and AIM networks.
7. Pocket Dictionary 2.5 – Translate any word into preferable language on your Pocket PC.
8. BlackBerry Desktop Manager 4.3 – Customize synchronization and configuration between your PC and BlackBerry device.
9. Slacker Radio for BlackBerry 1.0 – Listen to all your favorite personalized Slacker stations on your BlackBerry.
10. 99 Names of Allah for Mobile Phones 2.3 – Read 99 names of Allah on your mobile device.
11. Yahoo Go for Mobile 3.0 – Bring Internet content, including e-mails, news, and Flickr photos to your phone.
12. Google Maps for Nokia/Symbian S60 1.2 – View maps and satellite imagery and get driving directions on your Symbian.
13. PocketMan 1 – Play a classic PacMan game on your PDA.
14. Skype for Windows Mobile 2.5 Beta – Experience high-quality voice communication over the Internet via your Pocket PC.
15. iPint 1.0 – Play a beer mini-game and toss back a virtual pint with this free iPhone app for users 17 and older.
16. Adobe Reader (Pocket PC) 2 – View PDF files on your Pocket PC device.
17. Psiloc Infrared Remote Control (Symbian) 2.1 – Turn your mobile phone into universal remote control.
18. ColorPearl 1 – Recolorize trackball on your BlackBerry Pearl.
19. Sahih Al-Bukhari Hadith Pro for Mobile Phones 2.3 – Read the complete collection of Sahih Al-Bukhari Ahadith on your mobile.
20. HotSync 3.0.4 – Update the HotSync manager on your Palm.
21. Google Maps for Windows Mobile 1.2 – View maps and satellite imagery and get driving directions on your Windows Mobile device.
22. bPhone for BlackBerry – Add custom-made icons to fit into your iPhone theme.
23. Google Earth for iPhone 1.0 – Put a planet’s worth of geographic information right into your iPhone.
24. iSkoot for Skype (BlackBerry) 1.1.60 – Make and receive Skype calls on your mobile device.
25. Acrobat Reader 2.0 – Read PDF files on your Palm OS device.

Drop.io is rooted in a model which highlights trust and transparency with the intent of minimizing the amount of information needed to share privately based on private URLs, passwords, and expiration settings. The model of privacy, which is known as Simple Privacy or Casual Privacy has been described by Kellan Elliott-McCrea of Flickr as “a design pattern for sharing non-public information using out-of-band exchange of unguessable tokens.” Another service following the same basic model is Flickr Guest Pass.

The service does not require embedded accounts, identity, search, or any other social elements. Its core philosophy is to create a simple, private system based on inputs and outputs. Users send “in” files (documents, images, videos, audio files, archives, and more) via various methods (web, mms, email, phone and fax) into their “Drops”. Once in the drops, users can view their content and move it “out” via the web, email, mms, and fax.

Drop.io was founded by entrepreneurs Sam Lessin and Darshan Somashekar in August 2007. The company was originally located in Manhattan and moved to its new office location in Dumbo, Brooklyn in 2008.

In November 2007, Drop.io completed a $1.2 million Series A round of financing lead by RRE Ventures to support the company’s development efforts and infrastructure growth. In March 2008, the company closed $2.7 million in series A-1 financing led by New York venture capital firms DFJ Gotham and RRE Ventures.

Drop.io was nominated for the Technical Achievement Award at the South By Southwest 11th Annual Web Awards in 2007.

On June 10th Drop.io and Scribd, the leading platform for online document publishing, announced a partnership to offer rich conversion and viewing within private “drops”, to make it easier for people to share private information online. As of 2008, users can find Drop.io on a number of social networking sites, including: Facebook and Twitter.

Between March 2007 and November 2008 drop.io released a series of feature improvements to their platform including ‘inputs’ and ‘outputs’ via various interfaces like phone and fax, a twitter ‘subscription’ mode, and a Firefox plugin that allows users to ‘drag and drop’ files into new or existing ‘drops’

In September 2008 drop.io released a very simple API which allows other applications to use drop.io’s file sharing ability in their own applications. Several early applications were built, including usend.io (a simple file transfer app like senduit or yousendit). Arstechnica appears to have built the first fully operational third party application on the API.

In November 2008 drop.io announced having moved 100% into ‘the cloud’ having switched away from all owned and rented physical hardware/servers and claimed to be the largest 100% in the cloud application in the world.

Also in November 2008 drop.io released a major design overhaul which completely changed the front end of the product, but maintained the core service.

In December 2008 drop.io was one of the first services to release a Facebook Connect integration, which allowed users to publish updates of any sort made to any drop directly to their facebook feed.

Drop.io is an account-free service that offers:

• 100 MB of free non-searchable storage with ability to upgrade to an infinite amount of storage for a fee
• Password protection and expiration settings
• Formatting and design customizations
• The ability to store and share images, documents, video, audio, and other digital content
• Free faxing
• Free e-mailing into and out of drops
• Free custom phone number and extension to add more information via e-mail, mms or phone
• Free voicemail sent into drops
• Custom expiration dates for each drop

Links

• drop.io

1. opera-mini/”>Opera Mini 4.2 – Browse the Web quickly with your mobile device.
2. ActiveSync 4.5 – Synchronize your Windows Mobile-based device with a Windows powered desktop PC.
3. Quran Recitation for Mobile Phones 2 – Listen to the Quran recitation on your mobile phone.
4. youtube-mobile-downloader-12/”>YouTube Mobile Downloader 1.9 – Download YouTube movies and watch them with your Windows Mobile device.
5. Mobile Messenger 0.9 – Use a single instant messanger to chat across MSN, Yahoo! and AIM networks.
6. Pocket Dictionary 2.5 – Translate any word into preferable language on your Pocket PC.
7. BlackBerry Desktop Manager 4.3 – Customize synchronization and configuration between your PC and BlackBerry device.
8. Slacker Radio for BlackBerry 1.0 – Listen to all your favorite personalized Slacker stations on your BlackBerry.
9. Yahoo Go for Mobile 3.0 – Bring Internet content, including e-mails, news, and Flickr photos to your phone.
10. Google Maps for Nokia/Symbian S60 1.2 – View maps and satellite imagery and get driving directions on your Symbian.
11. iPint 1.0 – Play a beer mini-game and toss back a virtual pint with this free iPhone app for users 17 and older.
12. 99 Names of Allah for Mobile Phones 2.3 – Read 99 names of Allah on your mobile device.
13. Skype for Windows Mobile 2.5 Beta – Experience high-quality voice communication over the Internet via your Pocket PC.
14. Mobile Number Locator 2.0 – Trace the location from where the missed call was made.
15. Psiloc Infrared Remote Control (Symbian) 2.1 – Turn your mobile phone into universal remote control.
16. PocketMan 1 – Play a classic PacMan game on your PDA.
17. Adobe Reader (Pocket PC) 2 – View PDF files on your Pocket PC device.
18. Google Maps for Windows Mobile 1.2 – View maps and satellite imagery and get driving directions on your Windows Mobile device.
19. ColorPearl 1 – Recolorize trackball on your BlackBerry Pearl.
20. HotSync 3.0.4 – Update the HotSync manager on your Palm.
21. Sahih Al-Bukhari Hadith Pro for Mobile Phones 2.3 – Read the complete collection of Sahih Al-Bukhari Ahadith on your mobile.
22. Viigo for BlackBerry 3.0.446 – Get the mobile gateway to customizable content and services on your BlackBerry.
23. NetQin Anti-virus for S60 3rd 2.2.40 – Detect and remove mobile viruses.
24. Windows Media Player (Pocket PC) 7.1 – View integrated audio and video content on your Pocket PC.
25. Acrobat Reader 2.0 – Read PDF files on your Palm OS device.

The different aspects of site management are broken down into color and made easily accessible at the top of the page for as long as you’re logged in. Depending on the type of site you’re creating, and your settings, you can allow site visitors to participate in your site as users. Choose particular admin and privacy settings for each aspect of your site. For example, you’ll soon be able to allow users to upload images to your photo gallery as well.

The result is a more or less basic website where you can share information about yourself. Things that would make site building even easier would be the ability to pull content from other sources, such as your Flickr gallery or RSS feed. Similar services include SiteKreator and Sampa.

Links

• Spruz
• Sharealink spruz test site

Building Free Websites with SynthaSite

In order to really use the tools that SynthaSite has to offer, you should plan your content in terms of who your target audience will be. Considering who you want to speak to will guide you in deciding what you should say. All you have to do to use SynthaSite is register. Once you have registered you have access to the site manager, a service that will guide you through the entire process of building a free website.

Synthasite is based in San Francisco and is experimenting with using Amazon’s EC2 to for resizable computing capacity.

Links

• Synthasite
• Sharealink’s Synthasite Test Site

1. Blogger (222 million)
2. Facebook (200 million)
3. MySpace (126 million)
4. WordPress (114 million)
5. Windows Live Spaces (87 million)
6. Yahoo Geocities (69 million)
7. Flickr (64 million)
8. hi5 (58 million)
9. Orkut (46 million)
10. Six Apart (46 million)
11. Baidu Space (40 million)
12. Friendster (31 million)
13. 56.com (29 million)
14. Webs.com (24 million) – Freewebs
15. Bebo (24 million)
16. Scribd (23 million)
17. Lycos Tripod (23 million)
18. Tagged (22 million)
19. imeem (22 million)
20. Netlog (21 million)

Top Social Media Sites of 2008 (Facebook Still Rising)