Internet
is bursting with amazing services. While Gmail, Facebook, Instagram
don’t require any introduction, there are tons of other services which
haven’t become so popular. No, cooking your dinner online hasn’t become
reality just yet, but there are many other cool things that you could
find useful in your everyday life. Here we have curated a list of some
of our favorite ones.
Create LEGO figures of yourself

If you are Star Wars fan, then you probably already possess many LEGO
characters. But, how about making a LEGO figure which resembles you!?
Minifigs lets
you morph your face to the LEGO characters. Additionally, you can also
add any special message to the character if you want.
Turn your pictures into 3D sculpture

Have you ever wondered how your photos would look if instead of being 2 dimensioned they were in 3D? A web-service called
Bumpy Photo
does just that. It lets you add an extra dimension to your photos, by
letting you customize the deepness of your pictures. Depending on the
details of your picture, creating a 3D sculpture can cost you about
$120.
Find when the next episode of your favorite show is airing

If you follow a lot of TV shows, it could become a tedious task to
keep track of all your favorite shows. For example, when is the new
episode of The Big Bang Theory airing? You missed one episode, and bam,
your twitter and Facebook feed is filled with all the spoilers. To avoid
such things from happening, you can visit this website called
TV count down, which without any registration, or any charges tells you all information about your favorite shows.
Email your future self

Wouldn’t it be nice to send a message to your future self? Write down
the things you want to accomplish in your life, or the things which are
troubling you, and check back in a year or so to see how well you did.
FutureMe is an incredible service that offers you this feature. And it doesn’t cost a dime. You can read more about it
here.
Send fake emails

Whether you are trying to win an argument, or prank a friend, fake emails can come handy at times.
Emkej Mailer
is a popular email service that lets you send fake emails to others.
The service is very simple to use and doesn’t require any registration.
Get Free Legal Documents
Hiring a lawyer, although is a better choice, but can cost you ample
sum of money. If you’ve a limited budget, and you are not dealing with a
very complicated case,
Docracy,
a fantastic web-service can save you lots of cash. You can easily get
your legal document drafted, as well as sign your documents from within
the service itself.
Download/View movies and TV series for free
You don’t actually have to rent or buy the DVDs of a classic movie.
The Internet Archive
hosts a large collection of movies that you can download from their
website for free. Other than that, many publishers put the content of
their shows on their YouTube channels. You won’t find everything that
you are looking for, but you won’t leave empty handed either.
Learn almost anything for free
Many prestigious universities, including MIT, Harvard and Stanford,
are putting the lectures and notes of the courses they offer on their
website for free. MIT recently started a program named
Free Creative Learning Class
which offers plethora of courses varying from programming to
psychology. My colleague Alex Serban wrote more about such services
here.
Although you shouldn’t bank your hopes to get any job using their
certificates, but if you are up for some quality learning, you will
absolutely love it.
Turn your quote into a masterpiece
ReciteThis
is a simple web-service, which turns your quote into posters. Just
visit the website, enter some text and click on Create button. Once you
have done that, you will see your words put on a nice background. You
can then download the image in high resolution if you want. The service
is completely free to use and does not require any sign-up.
Discover new music
Some days you want to listen to good music, but none of the songs in your music library cut it.
Mixest might
help you in those days. It is a great site which starts playing random
songs every time you visit it. You can be very assure that you haven’t
heard that song before. It is a very intuitive way to discover new
music.
Get the right size glasses
If you are planning to get your glasses from an online e-commerce
website, then you might want to double check the frame size of the glass
that you are purchasing. Problem with buying glasses from an online
store is that you don’t get to know if the glasses will fit you properly
or not. To do this, you can give
Tesco Opticians a try. It is a web based service that will guide you on how to get the right size glasses for your eyes.
Get your Facebook report
The smart search engine,
WolframAlpha offers to
generate reports about your Facebook profile. Once you have given it
access to look into your profile, the computational search engine will
tell you some interesting stats about your Facebook activities. The
number of posts you have made, number of images you have uploaded,
number of likes your posts have received and similar things. You can use
this service from
this page.
Get all your questions answered
WolframAlpha
is a powerful search engine which instead of returning web results to
your queries, tries and analyzes what you are trying to search. This
enables you to ask it questions in a human-friendly language, and it
tells you the answer. So whether it is a scientific concept that you
can’t find the explanation of, or any historical date you can’t seem to
remember, odds are WolframAlpha knows it.
Identify celestial bodies
Ever wonder what is flying across the sky? It is very common to
mistake a planet with some other celestial body. Thankfully, as you
might have guessed, there is an app for that.

If you have an Android device, you can install
SkEye, and pinpoint to that moving body and the app will instantly provide you all the information. iPhone and iPad users can try
Night Sky 2 which does the same task.
Explore Mars

Speaking of celestial bodies, would you be interested in exploring our neighboring planet Mars?
You should try NASA’s
Billion-Pixel View of Mars coverage which has been captured and sent by Curiosity Mars Rover. You can also try
Google Mars.