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With recently released Google Drive and existing free online storage and synching solutions like Dropbox and SugarSync, there is more to cheer about. Microsoft's own cloud file-syncing solution "SkyDrive" now have a native Windows client, with release of this the service now have native clients on Windows, Mac, Windows Phone and iOS platforms.

Sadly, Microsoft SkyDrive is now offering only 7GB free storage space but if you act in-time and use the trick detailed after the jump you can upgrade to 25 GB online-storage for free.

Google has been featuring some excellent browser-native (JavaScript and HTML5) animations for "Google Doodles". And to honor the zip inventor Gideon Sundback 132nd birth anniversary, Google Australia is featuring an interactive giant zipper doodle on the home page which runs down the center of the page to reveal it's results.

While configuring your Mac to act as an WiFI hotspot (so other devices can connect and share it's internet connection) requires some manual steps, Windows users have choice of free utilities like Connectify and all new Bzeek to do the task.

Bzeek not only enables your computer/laptop to act as an WiFi hotspot enabling WiFi connectivity to other devices like iPhone, Android, iPad and iPod Touch without requiring a WiFi router. But also enables it's users to be a part of a global WiFi network, where it allows secure sharing of internet with other Bzeek members letting them earn money from sharing unused bandwidth - Bzeek also provides an online Control-Panel so users have full-control of their BzeekSpot internet sharing.

Thanks to the unprecedented support by tech-giants like Google, Wikipedia etc. and online protests by almost ever major website the United States SOPA Act did not got passed, but things will soon get horrible as a tougher CISPA variant of SOPA is expected to be made a US law - as unlike previously major internet players like Microsoft and Facebook are supporting it.

CISPA - the Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act would put an end to a users right to online privacy and give companies the power to collect private-information on their users and share it, the bill under it's overly broad, vague definition, of a “Cyber threat” will put whistle-blowers, websites like Wikileaks, media sites carrying private investigations/sting operations in public interest, blogs carrying rumors and gossips, copyright violating websites like torrent portals and file-sharing sites etc. an easy target for government agencies.