ZippyShare

Zippyshare I used this for the first time today. Very nice!!
There is no registration and no fees. Requires no registration and is FREE of charge. There is nothing to install and no special software required. All you need is the browser you are using right now. A file can be up to 200 MB (perfect for music CDs). They will host your file forever for free, until it is unused for 30 days. If nobody downloads your file for 30 days, it is automatically deleted. Your file is available for download here at Zippyshare 24 hours a day and seven days a week.

10 Minute Email

Don't you hate when you have to register your email address on a web site and as a result you get spammed like crazy! CHECK THIS OUT....
10 Minute email: when a site asks for your email address for registration, go to http://10minutemail.com. Here the site will give you a random email address for 10 minutes. You can fresh your screen (hit F5) to receive your email. You can also add additional minutes if needed. Of course, it's FREE!

Find your Router Password

Don't you hate when you need to login to your wireless router and you can't find the default password.  Well, check out this cool website. http://www.routerpasswords.com/

iTunes U

To all of my iTunes fans if you have seen this good, if not get ready to be AMAZED!! iTunes U is the best thing I have seen since Clark Wallabees. After an hour of using iTunes U, I learned about philosophy, chemistry, and computer networking - all from different Universities around the world. If you have iTunes installed, then you have access to iTunes U. Simply click on iTunes store within iTunes and click on iTunes U in the top right hand corner. Don't worry...it's FREE. If you don't have iTunes, go to Apple.com and get it now. Enjoy!!

Screencast-O-matic

Need an easy and free screen recorder? Check out Screencast-O-Matic.  To give rid of the screencast-o-matic.com label, pay 5 dollars for the pro version.

Is 4G really 4G?

I had a little debate yesterday about 4G.  Sure cell phone providers say they have 4G speeds, but they really don't. International Telecommunication Union (ITU), the folks that are responsible for telecommunication standards, define's 4G as 100Mps; most providers barely get 10Mps.  It's just marketing people!
Full article here.