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TimeRime.com is an online community that allows people to create, compare and upload information by creating timelines, and to view information uploaded by others. Information can be uploaded by individuals, as well as companies or (public) institutions.

  DropItTo - is a great utility for saving and transferring files and DropItTo makes it even better. Using DropItTo, you can create your personal web-based utility that anybody can use to send you a file. Once you register, you get a unique URL like www.dropitto.me/abc. Anybody who needs to send you a file can then go to the URL and upload the file. The file will be directly uploaded to your Dropbox account and be easily accessible.

Basically, Cinch lives up to its name by making podcasting a cinch. Users can upload audio from a smartphone application, by dialling a number from their mobile phone or by uploading via the website using their computer. It just makes podcasting so easy!

Today people share files and photos mostly by emailing them or by uploading them to their social networking accounts. But what if you wanted to share files conveniently without revealing your email address or without exposing your Facebook account? The answer is DropMark.

iCharts makes it simple to create, share and embed interactive charts. iCharts allows everyone to upload Excel sheets or manually add data from which they can easily create, share and embed interactive charts (= iCharts) within minutes. iCharts can be pu

Need a quick ringtone or an isolated snippet of audio from a bigger file? CutMP3.Net does it with a file upload button, two sliders, and a "Cut" button, and does it all on the web.

Pageflakes a webpage that has all of her uploads on it.

Brainshark is a competitor to Slideshare.net, allowing anyone to upload a PowerPoint or PDF to their Web service and annotate the visuals with audio/video comments or music.

Whilst making Shoot The Summer I've been thinking a lot about the capabilities of the mobile in film making and story telling. I Twittered my thoughts at the Cambridge Folk Festival then converted it to audio using my Mac's text to audio recognition softw