Search everything from one page

Search everything you could want to search right from this page, with the results separated into tabs. There's all these categories on the right that you can search and the results from 10 pages are given, each page on a separate tab. I didn't even know there are that many font sites.

Evernote - It's like Microsoft OneNote but free, cross platform and better.

Download To Mobile Phone

Backup everything on your phone to the web automatically and share it

www.dashwire.com

Here is an awesome free service that backs up all your contacts, pictures, settings, sms messages, bookmarks and more from your phone to the internet automatically. When you get a new phone or a firmware upgrade you can instantly restore your phone back the way it was. You can share your pictures from the site, update your status on social networking sites. You can do a lot of cool things with it. Go check it out.

Save web pages to read later

Ever been at work or school and stumbled upon something interesting on the net but couldn't read it then so you email yourself the link? Well here's a better way to do it I found on makeuseof.com. It's www.laterloop.com. It uses the Google app engine so you can just log into with your Goggle account or create an account there. Of course it's free or I wouldn't be mentioning it.

So what you do is install the Laterloop bookmarklet or browser extension on your web browsers and then when you see a page you want to read later, you just click the bookmarklet or extension button and it saves the content of the page to your account. Then later you can log in and read them at home or wherever or you can go to the mobile version of the site on your phone and read it there. I tried it and it works great. It's just as easy to read on your phone as it is on the computer and the formatting doesn't seem to get too messed up. I think it's easier to use for this than Evernote or MS OneNote because of how well it preserves formatting and the way it displays on your phone. Plus, you can subscribe to your clippings as an rss feed. I can't say enough good about Evernote, I'm a big fan of it, but for this kind of use Later Loop is the best.