Think you are Internet savvy? Think again. We've found the coolest sites for stuff you do every day.

tucows.com
what's free? Thousands of software programs are available for download, including freeware (totally free), shareware and demos (free for a while), games, themes, skins, and utilities.

pandora.com
what's free? A no-talk customizable music service that plays anything you want and even finds other artists you might like based on your current favorites.

wordpress.org
what's free? Not only blog-hosting, but downloadable software for your own server space, with customizable design options.

sidestep.com
what's free? A time and money-saving airfare search engine for fares from major airlines and sites like Expedia and Travelocity all in one place.

google.com
what's free? Google's got more than 80 free services, including calendars, notebooks, satellite maps, document sharing, and translators. We couldn't pick just one.

wikipedia.com
what's free? A continuously updated user-generated encyclopedia. It isn't 100% foolproof, but it's often more vast and up-to-date than traditional resources.

flickr.com
what's free? Online photo storage and sharing for your friends, blog, and website. Plus, they have free downloadable tools to upload, organize, alter, and show off your pics.

autos.msn.com/everyday/gasstations.aspx
what's free? We can't get you free gas, but msn.com can direct you to the cheapest gas prices in your town with updates from 90,000 gas stations across the country.

revver.com
what's free? Not only is this video sharing site free, but you also have the potential to make money. Unlike YouTube, Revver shares ad revenue with the content providers: you.

meebo.com
what's free? Get six different instant messaging software programs in the same window: AIM, ICQ, MSN, Google Talk, Yahoo!, and Jabber.

Sources: meebo.com; pandora.com; wordpress.org; sidestep.com; tucows.com; google.com; wikipedia.com; autos.msn.com; flickr.com; revver.com; time.com