Works simple, just search for the torrent you want to download and when results are presented click on the green download button to start downloading. That’s it!

Features:

• Download torrents without using BitTorrent client.
• Provides a browser based Java applet that runs in your browser.
• Search for torrents within the applet.
• Free, no registration needed.
• Similar tool: Bitlet.

Check out TaffyBox @ www.taffybox.com (via TechCrunch)

Zapr creates a simple link to any shared file or folder on your PC. When you want to share that file with someone all you need to do is send the link to that person via email or IM. The recipient only needs to click on the link to access the file.

Similar to online file sharing services, Zapr allows you to create both public and private web links. While public ones are accessible to anybody, the private ones can be viewed only by people who know the password.

Features:

• Turns your Desktop into a server and lets you share files over the internet
• Zapr currently works on Windows 2000, 2003, XP, and Vista
• Share files by forwarding web links to files hosted on your computer
• No limitations. Share as many files as you wish
• Share single files or whole folders
• Share files on public/private basis
• Use Zapr as remote access to your files whenever you need to.

Check out Zapr @ www.zapr.com

Features:

• Post status messages to 6 microblogging services from your desktop.
• Supported services include Twitter, Jaiku, Pownce, Tumblr, Friendfeed and Identi.ca
• Browse personal, public and friends’ time lines.
• Post replies (Twitter, Pownce, Friendfeed, Identi.ca)
• Post direct messages (Twitter and Identi.ca)
• Support for favorites (Twitter and Identi.ca)
• Search of past messages (Twitter and Friendfeed)
• Built-in url shortening service
• Supports Windows (2000/XP/Vista), MacOsx (10.4.9)
• Note: To run Posty you need to download and install the Adobe Air installer.

See demo video

Check out Posty @ www.spreadingfunkyness.com/posty

The setup process is quick and easy. First go ahead and download the Nomadesk desktop client (you will need Windows 2000, XP or Vista to run NomaDesk). While installing the client you will be also asked to create the Nomadesk user account.

Once you have finished setting it up, you should see two new NomaDesk drives in your ‘My Computer’ folder. One for private/personal files (Personal Fileserver) and one for shared files (Public Fileserver).

Personal Fileserver

Whatever files you put/drag into your personal drive will be automatically strored in your NomaDesk account online. One really cool feature that comes with it is the synchronization with your other PCs. For instance, if you add an image file to your NomaDesk drive on one of your PCs it will be automatically sent to ‘Personal Drive’ on all your other PCs that have Nomadesk installed.

Public Fileserver

This one is for sharing files with others. You can invite others to view and read files stored on your public drive. They won’t be able to make any changes o files, only view them.

There is also a something called Team Fileserver which enables users not only to share files with others but also collaborate on them. The people you invite will be able both view and edit the files. This and a couple of other features aren’t available to free account users.

Every file you put into your NomaDesk drives are also stored online. You can securely access and manage those files from any computer or even mobile phone with internet connection. See screenshot below.

More Feaures:

• Unlimited file storage: Store as many files as you want.
• No restrictions on the individual file size. It can a 100 KB pic, 1 GB movie etc.
• Unlimited bandwidth usage.
• Access and edit files in your Nomadesk drives even if your PC is offline.
• Backup files to your online Nomadesk account.
• Synchronize files between multiple PCs
• Share files with friends or coworkers.
• Access Nomadesk account from any PC or mobile phone that has internet connection.
• Allow your coworkers to edit and upload the files (not availble in free account)
• and more …
• For more details see NomaDesk support page.
• Similar websites: Dropbox, Sugarsync and Syncplicity.

NomaDesk Introduction Video

Check out NomaDesk @ www.nomadesk.com

The only thing you should keep in mind is that in order for GooSync to keep your Google and phone calendars synced it needs to be abe to continuously connect to the internet. So unless your mobile phone plan has an unlimited data plan, you might end up with a hefty sum on your phone bill.

Features:

• Synchronize your Google Calendar with Blackberry, iPhone or almost any other cell phone.
• Supports 100′s of mobile phone, see the full list of supported mobile phone models here.
• Free account lets you sync appointments upto 30 days in advance.
• Bi-directional calendar synchronization.
• Google Apps Support: Synchronize your device with your Google Apps Calendar.
• Premium account with more options is also available.

Check out GooSync @ www.goosync.com

Slandr Features:

• Read replies and direct messages.
• Search through all recent Twitter postings (powered by Summize).
• Edit your location and view the locations of the friends.

For iPhone users there is something else though. If you’re on an iPhone then you should try Hahlo, which is basically an iPhone alternative to Slandr.

To access Slandr from you mobile device @ http://m.slandr.net

Features

• Launch favorite web apps with a single click and keep them minimized on the Taskbar.
• Run Web application like any other desktop program.
• Default Bubbles Apps: Gmail, Google Calendar, 30 Boxes, SlimTimes, Yahoo Mail and Flickr.
• Trun any website or service to Bubbles App. It can be Digg, Del.icio.us, your WordPress blog, anything.
• Set “Bubbled” apps to launch and get minimized to taskbar on Windows start-up.
• Note : At the moment Bubbles available only to Windows users (2K, XP and Vista).

As mentioned above, Bubbles already comes with a number of preconfigured services and all you need to do is enter login details. However apart from bringing these services to your desktop, Bubbles also adds a number of cool features:

• Google calendar notifier: Get instant desktop notifications for upcoming events.
• Gmail / Yahoo email Notifier: Get instant desktop-notifications for new email.
• Flickr Uploader: Upload photos by dragging them on top of Flickr Bubble.
• Quick shortcuts to frequently accessed locations for each app.

Check out Bubbles @ www.3d3r.com/bubbles/ [via Online Tech Tips]

How does it work?

• Simply sign up for an account. (Use ‘beta4040′ as an invite code)
• Download and install ControlC desktop client (Windows, Mac and Linux) .
• Once it’s installed, all copied links and text notes will be uploaded to your web account.

Feature List

• Store, access, edit, share and manage clipboard content (text and links) online.
• View and search through your clipboard items from any computer.
• Comment on your notes and links.
• Keep stored stuff private or public.
• Check out Clipboard items from other users: recent videos, recent images, recent web links etc.

Note: Free account users can’t not store private clipbboard items for more than 5 days. So each private clipboard note/link willl remain in your account for only 5 days. It may sound rather short but trust me it is still quite useful.

Check out ControlC @ [ www.controlc.com ]

Feature List:

• Search, listen (stream) and download favorite music tracks.
• Basic version is free, but limited to 50 downloads. Although you can freely stream as many music tracks as you want.
• Want unlimited downloads? Check out SongBeat PRO (non-free).
• Currently supports only Windows XP and Vista. Mac version coming soon.
• Languages supported: English, German, French, Italian, Spanish, Dutch, Polish, Turkish, Swedish, and Russian

Get SongBeat @ [ www.getsongbeat.com ]

(1) Screenshot Capture: Take screenshots, add notes and arrows, and upload them online. [Demo]
(2) File Sharing: Upload and share files online straight from the desktop screen. [Demo]

If you’re dealing with screenshots on a regular basis then definitely check it out. On top of being free, it’s also quite intuitive and user-friendly.

Desktop Client Features

• Capture, annotate, and share screenshots online or save them to your PC.
• Upload and store PC files online by simply dragging them on top of the Clip2net drop box.
• Upload images and files that are stored in the Windows Clipboard.
• Get embed codes at the end of each upload session.
• View upload progress via status bar.
• Windows PCs only.

Web-based Features

• Upload, store, manage and share your files online.
• Download and stream (ex. music / video) files from any other PC.
• Add password protection to shared files.
• Embed files on your blog or online profile.
• 500 Mb of online storage space.
• 500 Mb daily bandwidth limit.
• Note: Non-registered users will be limited to a max. of 5 days storage period.

Check out Clip2Net @ [ www.clip2net.com ]