Best Online Photo Editor

Ok, so you don't have Picasa or Photoshop on the copmputer that you are using...to the rescue comes Cellsea. This is the best online editing program for pictures I have seen. No registration just upload and edit!
http://www.cellsea.com/java-cellsea/media/index.htm

Gliffy Online Diagram Tool

This is a nifty program. It allows you to make online diagrams like you would in Visio but its free, tech folks should love the easy access to this type of app on the web!
gliffy.com

My Favorite Links...

These are my favorite links that I check daily. Most of these are very techie centered but the Damn Interesting site is just a dandy site...not very techie but good! Enjoy these links..

www.digg.com
www.techmeme.com
www.tgdaily.com
www.techcrunch.com
www.gizmag.com
www.engadget.com
slashdot.org
gizmodo.com
Techmeme
www.damninteresting.com

Quik Maps

Quik Maps lets you make customized Google Maps without all the hard to learn HTML codes. Beats the heck out of playing with the API....

Snipshot

Adding to the already multitude of free onilne office tools is Snipshot! Some of the features taken off their web page are....

• Edit big images—up to 10 MB, or 5000x5000 pixels
• Import pictures from any web site (including Flickr) with our bookmarklet
• Flickr export, or save as GIF, JPG, PDF, PNG, or TIF
• Basic editing tools like crop, rotate, resize—many more are in the works
• Unlimited undo and redo (Ctrl+Z and Ctrl+Y, or ⌘Z and ⌘Y on your Mac)
• Nondestructive scaling, rotating, and cropping—we always work from the original

Microsoft Research Home

At Microsoft Research, we have an insatiable curiosity and the desire to create new technology that will help define the computing experience. Whether inspired by a suggestion from a customer or simply the search for a better way, we’re driven to innovate and push the state of the art in computer science as far as our imaginations can reach. To that end, we collaborate with universities, submit papers for peer review, and partner with product groups to bring our research to you.

Box.net free 1 GB of storage!

This looks like a good tool. I would really like to use it to transfer those big files to people. Most email systems will not let you send >10mg files. With this FREE service, you can upload up to 1000 megs or 1 GB. That is free, if you want more it is $4.99. Enjoy!

Box.net is a virtual storage space for your computer files. With packages starting at just $4.99 per month for 5GB, you will have enough space to hold thousands of Documents, Photos, Music Files, and Video Clips. Try us out for as long as you'd like by signing up for our 1GB free account. Whether you want to move files among multiple computers, backup important data in the event of a computer crash, or share documents and photos with friends and colleagues, Box.net is for you

Google Earth Beta 4

The latest update from Google (they are doing a bunch of stuff right now!) Earth is a great update to an already very popular program. Google Earth is what you see on almost every news program when they zoom into some remote part of the world. You can use this to find you city or even your house! Word is that 30% of the world can know locate there home with this program!

Thumbstacks, Online Presentation Tool

Thumbstacks is an online replacement for PowerPoint or any other presentation tools. It allows users to build online presentations and share them by sending them a link. Users who are hooked to PPT's flashy transitions and animations might balk at this red headed step child but for an online choice that works wherever you are....not too bad. I would like to see them add the ability to upload PPT files. Perhaps after Google acquires them...Who needs Micro$oft Office? With all the online tools available, one could save a lot of money by using these handy tools.

Google Spreadsheets

Google now has an online spreadsheet program. Some of the features include, collabrative editing in real time, the ability to upload any spreadsheet from Excel or files in csv(comma seperated values) . Download files in .xls (Excel) or the HTML to insert into the web. Google has already purchased Writely and now the quesiton is will they purchase Thumbstacks or develop their own online presentation tool..hmmmmmm

Picasa Web

Google has asserted itself into the online photo war with the newest edition of Picasa. Google originally purchased Picasa and released it free to the public and now has added an online version. PC users will need to upgrade their existing Picasa software to the latest version and Mac users....you have iPhoto. Take heart, you too can use Picase Web but just through the web interface.