Check out some of the latest MakeUseOf discoveries. All listed websites are FREE (or come with a decent free account option). No trials or buy-to-use craplets. For more cool websites and web app reviews subscribe to MakeUseOf Directory.

HidesAt – If you are used to sharing download URLs such as Zshare or RapidShare links, you might be aware of the fact that auto crawlers often delete them. HidesAt is a simple web service that lets you hide these URLs so they don’t get identified as download links by crawlers. Read more: HidesAt: Hide Download URLs From Auto Crawlers.

		Car Parking Space – Every one of us has done this. We parked our car in a big parking lot or ramp and then completely forgot where it was. To save yourself from the pain of searching for your own car, here is a little tool called CarParkingPlace. Read more: CarParkingPlace: Easily Remember Where You Parked Your Car.
		Prey Project – We need all possible avenues to track and recover our laptop if it is stolen. Fortunately, Prey is a free and lightweight app that finds your laptop if it gets stolen by remotely reporting the whereabouts of your laptop. Read more: Prey Project: Remotely Track Your Stolen Laptop.
		Audio Tool – lets you wake up the musician within you. If you ever wished to create music but stopped because of the lack of equipment, here’s your chance to make your dream come true. AudioTool lets you create music by mixing a lot of different instruments in any way you want. Read more: AudioTool: Mix & Make Your Own Music.
		FlipTop – is a great tool that notifies you whenever your favorite website or blog gets updated. All you need to do is drag the subscribe button to your browser toolbar and then whenever you are on a webpage you need to track, click the subscribe button. Read more: FlipTop: Track Selective Updates On Any Blog Or Website.

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