25 Coolest Sites

Here's a list of 25 coolest websites we can't live without from Time Magazine's 50 coolest websites of 2006

• Apple Movie Trailers: Movie buffs can view all coming attractions on this site.
• Blogger : Needs no introduction, the page you are viewing right now is a blog on blogger. You where you can create your own blogs for free with variety of tools at your service.
• Criaglist: This portal of classified ads serves more than 300 cities in the US and across the globe.
• Drudge Report: Matt Drudge, newsbreaker, got more than 3.5 billion hits in the past year.
• Factcheck.org: Picks apart speeches, press releases, TV ads and other public statements by politicians.
• Flickr: The place to find our online photo album. This is one of the fastest growing social networks on the Web in which as you all must be knowing we can share our personal photos with millions on the web.
• HowStuffWorks: Simple explanations of how things work, from money laundary to hybrid cars, game consoles to human kidneys it has it all.
• LifeHacker: Get computer-tech tips and tricks to help save time; its a sister-blog Gizmodo gives latest gadget news ( also check out slashdot which updates you with all the tech news)
• Museum OF Modern Art: Now select museum tours as downloadable podcasts. Wear you earbuds as you walk through the special exhibitions or permanent collection; separate tours for kids and for visually impaired.
• NetFlix: More than 60,000 DVD titles are available on rent-from classics to art-house flicks to major studio releases. Digital delivery is also scheduled to start early next year.
• National Public Radio: Includes NPR podcasts, NPR music, NPR This I Believe, NPR stories and every other thing related to NPR.
• Shopzilla: Best comparision shopping site for its search tools and ratings.
• The Onion: Its fake news archive are hilarious and you don't need a subscription (man is a lazy being after all). Podcasts also available.
• Technorati: Now blog searching would be very difficult without this site, the searches on this blog finder are fast and accurate.
• Television Without Pity: Has TV show recaps.
• The Smoking Gun: Documents interesting news with occasional big scoops.
• Internet Movie Database: The encyclopedia of entertainment cover 800,000 films, TV shows, video game titles. Users keep the database updated.
• Wikipedia: An encuclopedia which doesn't need any introduction does it ? A real wonder of Web 2.0, it is written, edited and maintained by the people who read it (users that is).
• Zappos.com: Best place to shop for shoes online with free shipping
• The other five dont need any introduction :
• Amazon.com
• Yahoo!
• Ebay
• ESPN
• Google