Awesome Websites

We have no idea what to expect from Glitch, an upcoming web-based MMO, but it takes place inside the minds of 11 giants, and has all the makings of the next massively-multiplayer web time-waster.

Providing the type of sophisticated image editing you’d expect to find in Adobe Photoshop, this online image editor is a great no-cost alternative you can use anywhere you have a web browser.

Dentsu London and Berg envision a future where everyday objects and surfaces exploit the Internet in their “spare time” to provide constant, relevant information and feedback. Cool stuff indeed.

(NSFW) This single-purpose website captures some of the more inappropriate auto-correct suggestions made by the iPhone and other gadgets. The Angry Birds one is priceless. Submit your faves here.

A no-nonsense aggregator of new media, When It Drops uses websites like Amazon and iTunes for info and buy links. You won’t find any hidden gems here, but we all have our guilty pleasures.

How’d you like to get a Bajillion Hits to your website? Techspert Alex Blagg has got the plan for you. He’s read the whole internet about five times, so he’s clearly the smartest man in the room.

As its name implies, Black & WTF is a showcase of unusual black and white photographs. Some of them are funny, some are creepy and unreal, but most of them just plain defy explanation.

We knew that Google Street View was a cool way to explore big cities and country backroads, but we had no idea they had POV shots of Antarctica. No cars. Just snow, rocks, and lots of penguins.

An interesting blog where people submit old pictures of themselves or their relatives along with their recent attempt to re-enact the scene in said pictures. Funny, fascinating and touching.

Beginning this 2010-2011 season, four Rocky Mountain resorts will provide skiers tickets and passes with RFID tags, allowing EpicMix to track their location and award achievements.

(NSFW) Yeah, we know you’re too civilized to swear on Twitter. But if you want to see how all those other people are doing it, head over to Cursebird, which tracks and scores profanity in real-time.

Album Reminder is a godsend for music junkies. Just add your favorite artists and it’ll send you an email whenever any of them comes out with a new album. You can also subscribe via RSS.

Ever wanted to drive a Ferrari F10 race car? Take on the world in this virtual Ferrari simulator, and if you manage to come out on top of the competition, you could go to Italy to drive a real one.

No email can match the old school charm of a telegram. Just type your message at Telegram Stop’s website and they will take care of the rest. Perfect for special occasions. And pranks.

The talented Matthew Inman has created a laugh-out-loud comic about the 6 main reasons we should ride polar bears to work; like the other work on his website, it’s good, silly fun. (Thanks Josh!)

Got a song stuck in your head? These guys have the solution. Just head on over to their site, and they’ll pick a random tune to wipe that song from your mind. Unfortunately, it’ll be just as catchy.