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Abduzeedo - Free illustrations for all.
AbiWord - Open source word processing app.
Ad Slicer for MySpace - A Greasemonkey script that removes both the ads and the ad spaces that inhabit MySpace.
Adblock Plus - Easily the best advertisement/image blocker available for Firefox today.
Adobe AIR A programming runtime that allows various online tools to essentially become desktop applications. AIR's main competition in the field is Google Gears.
Adobe Buzzword - Online word processor powered by Adobe AIR.
AlfaBetic - Translate your blog into several different languages.
Alliance P2P - Creates a "private" peer-to-peer network.
Amazon.com Video on Demand – Purchase and watch video directly from the famous online megastore. Think of it as an odd combination of iTunes and Hulu.
Animoto - Upload a song and few images and let Animoto do the rest.
Archaeologist for Digg - Analyze the keywords used in Digg searches.
Artist's Sketchbook - Edits pictures directly from Opera.
ArtWeaver - An open source, Photoshop-style editor from Germany.
Ashampoo ClipFinder – Easily download video clips from sites such as YouTube and DailyMotion.
AT&T Pogo - Firefox, but with a distinct 3D flare. Pogo is currently in a closed beta state.
Avant - A "pre-tweaked" derivative of Internet Explorer.
AVG Free - Free to use anti-virus software.
Aviary - A powerful, but complex, editing system.
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[1] Bakumatsu Koshashin Generator - Give your digital photographs a quaint, 1940's makeover.
Bebo - A fairly new but popular network, especially in the United Kingdom. It has been linked with the likes of Microsoft, Adobe, and celebrity biologist Richard Dawkins.
Beehive - Social network for IBM employees. Beehive is a part of the IBM Social Software project.
Big News - A news site powered by Ask.com.
BitStrips - Make your own webcomics.
[Blank Must Die - Stop websites from opening up "dummy" tabs and web instances.
Blender - A powerful, yet open source, 3D graphics engine. Blender was used in the production of Spider-Man 2.
Bluemail - A web 2.0 email reader. Bluemail is a part of the IBM Social Software project.
Blinklist - An interesting, “stream of consciousness” style of social bookmarking.
Blogs.com - Blog directory run by Movable Type maker Six Apart.
Blog It - Simultaneously post your update to nearly any blogging platform.
Blog TV - Internet TV "shows" on mobile phones.
BlueTunes – Backup your music files to the web. Said files can then be streamed or shared with others via ‘’’Facebook’’’.
Box.net - Yet another file storing and sharing service.
Broong – A bizarre combination of note-taking and social networking.
Bubbles - Run any website as a free-standing application in Windows'.
BuddyPress - Full-on WordPress social network due in December. BuddyPress will be built upon WordPress MU.
BuddyWave - An oddball, but interesting, combination of Internet Explorer and MySpace.
Buffer.me - A video service based upon YouTube’s own API.
BuildASearch - Simple search engine creation using BOSS.
Bungee Connect - Create software online.
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Cake Financial Facebook App - View your friend’s stock portfolios.
Calameo - View full magazines online, complete with page-turn animation.
Cameroid - Add some wackiness to your webcam stills.
Camino - A Mac-only browser designed to compete with Safari.
Candystand - Wrigley’s Gum's pioneering synergy of gaming and marketing.
Canned Responses – Add automated “away” messages to Gmail.
Cappuccino - Free version of Apple’s Objective C.
CBS Social Viewing Room – Watch (and comment upon) your favorite CBS programs in grand web 2.0 style.
Chrome - Google's entry into the browser market. Since its debut in September 2008, Chrome has been called everything from "the next step in computing" to "just another fad."
CinemaForge – Easily convert, upload, and watch video files of all shapes and sizes.
CloudO - A fully-featured desktop system that is compatible with the iPhone.
Clusty - Search results are arranged in "clusters" - relevant information is bunched together. Clusty is also a meta search engine, meaning that it searches several search engines at once.
Collabrio - Facebook app designed to study keyword creation.
Colour Lovers - An easy to use DHTML color picker.
Color Palette Generator - Add some nice color to your site.
CommentKahuna - Find WordPress blogs that relate to your site.
CommentSniper - Be the first to comment on a blog post.
Comment Relish - Sends a personalized welcome message to first-time posters.
CookThink - A search engine for recipes.
Cooliris – Get the content of a link without actually clicking on it.
CorePlayer - A media player designed to work on everything from Windows to PDAs.
Craigslist Reader - All of the fun of Craigslist, but without the browser.
Create Your Own Font - Your very own font, made quick and easy.
Cross Language Enterprise Search - Actively translate a variety of Google-based websites on demand.
Crossover Chromium - Chrome for Mac and Linux users. Somewhat unstable, but completely usable.
Crowdvine - Don't like the choices out there? Create your ow
CSS Optimizer - Make your CSS the best it can be.
Cuil - Results come back in a unique, three-column format. Cuil is the brainchild of former Google employees Tom Costello and Anna Patterson. Cuil also claims to have more sites in their search database that Google.
Cushy CMS - Easily edit materials on your site.
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Dailymotion - A video site with a social networking twist.
Dance Jam - The “YouTube” for dance videos.
Dealipedia - A wiki designed for business deals.
DeepDyve - Explore the "dark web" in style!
Deletionpedia – A shrine dedicated to the material deleted from Wikipedia.
Delicious for Internet Explorer - Internet Explorer users get to join the link sharing party that is Delicious.
Delver - Search the web with your social networking profile in mind.
Devunity - Social network dedicated to both programmers and their projects.
Digg Mobile - A Digg site designed for newer cell phones.
Digg River - A Digg site optimized for older cell phones.
Diigo - Community-based social bookmarking
Dipity – A surprisingly powerful social networking aggregator.
Doggyspace - Social networking for dogs and dog owners.
Domainr – An offbeat, yet intriguing way of finding potential domains
Download Statusbar - Moves the Firefox "download" list from a separate window to the bottom of the screen.
Dr. Horrible’s Sing-Along Blog - The online supplement to Joss Whedon’s “musical tragicomedy."
Dropbox - Online file storage. New users get five gigs of space free.
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Evernote - An innovative way to take and share notes.
EveryCall.us – Find out who that telemarketer really is.
Evri – Find new and interesting things simply by following related ideas. Think of it as “Six Desgrees of Kevin Bacon,” only more rewarding and meaningful.
EyeOS - A completely open source online operating system.
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Facebook - The "other" network. While it's the most popular network in the world, it's a distant number two the US and Germany, and number three in Japan. Facebook is perhaps best known for its wide array of proprietary applications.
Facebook Anthem - A Facebook parody video.
Facebook Lexicon - Facebook widget that monitors popular Facebook keywords.
Faintheart - The MySpace movie.
Fancy Numbered Tabs - Adds -- you guessed it -- fancy, numbered tabs to Firefox.
Fast Company - Another business network in the vein of LinkedIn. It also doubles as the official site for Fast Company magazine.
Fedora - A powerful, though not necessarily user-friendly, Linux distribution. Users and programmers are sometimes referred to as "Red Hats" due to their affiliation with open source developer Red Hat.
Fiesta - Free online RPG similar to Worlds of Warcraft.
Firefox - The web browser from Mozilla, the creators of the legendary Netscape browser. Firefox is the first major browser to make tabbed browsing a standard feature. It is also considered to be the main alternative to Internet Explorer.
FlickrVision - See where in the world Flickr pictures are coming from.
Flock - A Firefox derivative with advanced social networking capabilities.
Flowgram – Make complex, web-powered slideshows with ease.
Fluid - Run any website as a free-standing application in OS X.
Fontspace - Free fonts for everybody!
FoxyTunes - Control the media player of your choice, find lyrics and more, all without minimizing the browser of your choosing.
Free BSD - Easily the most popular out of all of the BSD desktop derivatives.
FriendFeed - Easy share and discuss your favorite sites with everyone.
Friendster - One of the first social networks. While its popularity has dissipated in the United States, it remains a favorite in Asia.
Fring – Run web 2.0 services such as Skype and Twitter on your mobile phone with ease.
Fuelly - A social network centered around gas prices.
Fundable.com - Raise capital now
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Games Factory 2 - Make your own games.
GAudi - Google indexes audio. At the present moment, it's only politicians.
Gazopa - The “draw a keyword” search engine.
Geni - A network that helps you build your family tree.
GENI Network - Scientists attempt to "reboot" the Internet.
GIMP - Open source image editor. Many consider the GIMP to be Photoshop's chief rival.
GimzoSMS - Web-based texting.
Glide OS - A desktop system that looks like OS X.
GNU Privacy Guard – A powerful, yet incredibly hard to use, open source security program in the same vein as Pretty Good Privacy.
GoAnimate - Make your own short animation.
Google - Arguably the most popular search engine in the world. The one web service that almost everyone has heard of.
Google Account Multi-Login - A Greasemonkey script that lets you easily access all of your Gmail accounts without signing out.
Google Ad Manager - Online ad management tool from Google.
Google Book Search – Easily scan through several books online. The overall service is meant to simulate a real “bookstore experience.”
Google Display Ads – Add professional looking display ads to AdWords in minutes.
Google Election Video Search Applet - Search YouTube videos by word.
Google Gears - Runtime that makes Google programs available offline, similar to AIR.
Google GrandCentral - Make free phone calls through Google Talk.
Google News - News stories and like, similar to Yahoo News.
Google Talk Chaback Widget - Add Google Talk functionality to your blog.
Google Insights for Search - Search for the popularity of a keyword across the Internet.
Google Video for Business - YouTube for Inter-office communication.
Goosh - Unofficial Google shell.
GotVoice - Store your old voice messages as MP3 files.
GPG - Encrypt your Gmail account.
GreaseKit - A version of Greasemonkey specifically designed to work with Safari and OS X.
Greasemonkey - Allows user scripts to be run in Firefox. There are also official versions available for Firefox-derivatives Flock and Epiphany, and "unofficial" versions for SeaMonkey and musical database Songbird.
Greasemonkey for IE - A version of Greasemonkey specifically designed to work with Internet Explorer.
GTD Inbox Plugin - Add database functionality to Gmail.
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History of the Google Logo - Google throughout the years.
How to Stalk Twitter Gurus - Jason Moffatt shows you how to follow the best users on Twitter in style.
Hoffspace - Social networking for David Hasselhoff fans or all ages.
Hulu - Video service brought to us by NBC Universal and Fox.
