Here are some neat “Web 2.0” sites that I’ve found recently.  Mostly, I found them through go2web20.net.

• Zenbe.com – This is basically a web-base e-mail/calendar/contact manager.  I like it because it consolidates my e-mail and calendar into one app.  I’ve never liked webmail – or desktop mail clients – but this one pretty takes the good from both and puts in into one app.  You can download mail from any POP3 mail server
• Powerset.com – This search engine uses “natural language processing” to figure out the meaning behind sentences, rather than just using keywords.  I’ve been following this site for quite a while because it really sparked my interest. As of this writing, it only search Wikipedia but they plan to expand that, hopefully, to the entire Internet.
• ribbit.com – Visual voicemail, like on the iPhone but for any phone.  Supposed to convert the voice to text.  Not released yet, but I can’t wait to try it because I would love being able to visually see the list of voicemails, who they’re from, and read them, rather than listen through them all.
• filemail.com – easy way to send large files over the Internet.  It’s not really very secure, but it is very easy to use.