Gone are the days when we were bound to get help of designing softwares like Adobe Photoshop, Freehand etc. for editing photos, and playing with them but since the advent of Web 2.0, nowadays websites are getting equipped with some nice and handy features accessible in only one or couple of clicks.

Here is one such website that I would like to share with you that lets you play with your photos like no other. This website is a must visit for those who love to play with their photos.

You can be on Madonna’s Shirt, on a Billboard, CNN TV, or be Jack Sparrow, a Superman, Mona Lisa etc. All you need to do is select the fun effect, select a picture from your PC and wait a second, then you are done!

We all know that YouTube is the best source for finding video clips related to anything we want. You can find just everything there. But sometimes you may want to download a small portion of a video, but you have to download the whole long clip just because YouTube does not allow splitting.

Splicd allows you to isolate an interesting tidbit from a YouTube video and provides you with a link to share it with your family, friends, and colleagues.

If you have not been to the PDC where Microsoft gave away free copies of Windows 7 to all the PDC attendees in a 160 GB external hard drive, which included Windows 7 and the PDC videos, you still have chance to get hold on a copy of Windows 7.

Windows 7 Pre Beta Build 6801 M3 builds are available through torrents right now and you can download the whole installation in ISO format.

To download a copy of Windows 7, download the torrent files and burn it to a DVD or mount the ISO file as a virtual drive.

Disclaimer: We are not hosting or providing the torrents, the post is only meant to be used for informational purposes.

Send a message to an individual or group, know if the message was received, and gather responses to make quick decisions.

Notifu is a new web-based service that will enable you to send group messages in an instant manner, and know if they were received or not.

Messages can be sent in several ways including e-mail, SMS, AIM and Yahoo IM. When sending a message, you can prompt recipients to choose from a given set of choices that include when and where to meet and concrete information such as what to eat, how to dress and so forth.

In principle, you must register to use Notifu, but a “Try it unregistered” option is also provided, and it will let you see if Notifu is right for you or not without having to undergo the registration process.

In any case, registering only entails providing account and contact information. Still, the “Try it unregistered” feature is a nice touch.

Free font viewer, that will let you view and browse all the fonts that have been installed on your PC. Free & Easy font viewer lets you zoom into the fonts showing you the text in different sizes.

Though it does not show you the text in different styles, you can easily apply them using the toolbar by clicking on the buttons for bold, italic, underline and strike.

Free & Easy Font Viewer is free to use.

Wikipedia is the free encyclopedia that everyone loves to use. Perhaps, the only complaint is that Wikipedia is sometimes inaccurate.

When not connected to the internet, using Wikipedia wasn’t possible. Until now.

The Wikimedia Foundation (which is behind Wikipedia) has released an offline Wikipedia for Schools which has 5500 articles on selected topics and can be burned to a DVD for offline reading.

The Wikipedia for Schools DVD is targeted at school children in the age group of 8-18, and has only content suitable for them. Wikimedia states that all unsuitable content (mainly adult/adult-related content) has been removed by SOS volunteers.

Wikipedia for Schools is about 3GB in size and is available on BitTorrent.