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Flickr is almost certainly the best online photo management and sharing application in the world. Let us show you why!
Flickr is a way to get your photos to the people who matter to you. With Flickr you can:
Show off your favorite photos to the world. Blog the photos you take with a cameraphone
Securely and privately show photos to your friends and family around the world ... and much, much more!
This site calls itself the “Productivity & software guide.” A humongous homepage boast of an eclectic collection of, well, links & articles. Back up your Mac the smart way. Download of the day: Gmail remote command. The daily news roundup. Save aching wrists: switch your mousing hand. Eclectic, like we said. You need to take a look. We loved it.
Log in to PC remotely via this site! If you’re at home & need to access your office PC you can-using LogMein! The site allows you access to systems behind firewalls & proxies. They also provide 128 to 256-bit encryption protection for data & passwords. Remote control everything! Open files, check e-mail, and run programs-all on a faraway computer!
You get a GB of free space here to store your file online. The site allows you to synchronize or back up folders. The most exciting feature here is that it allows you to share files-you can specify the privileges for each folder so only certain users who have also signed up can access them. Several sites offer free storage, but not with so much functionality
Meebo is where you should head for if you don’t have any popular messengers installed on your system & still wish to chat. Yahoo!, Hotmail, or AIM-this site allows you to chat freely from within your browser. You can chat even if IM ports have been blocked! Messages are transmitted from port 80, which cannot be easily restricted.
The stubleupon toolbar lets users interact through sites they visit & rate. You mark sites you find useful as “I Like It” on the toolbar, & those you don’t like, you tag with “Not for me.” In the process, you “stumble upon” like-minded souls. The site also links to pages match to personal preferences.