I’ve just put up a page where you can preview some cool Amazon Unbox Videos.

Just not that, if you like the video, just go ahead and buy the DVD.

I wanted to share two useful links on Typography in the Web 2.0 world. Hope you find these useful:

• Lifeclever has a nice article on various tools you can use to improve your web typography. This covers everything from CSS, Flash, HTML, Fonts, Tutorials, etc.
• David has a nice collection of Typography Resources. The list is nicely chosen and is worth visiting.

I came across an interesting article on Disruptive Web 2.0 startups from India. Its an interesting list that has been put together by The India Street.

The list comprises the following:

• Nautanki.TV: Original Video Content. See it in action on FilmyFundas.
• MusicNMovies: Download Bollywood Movies. Not sure how legal this is as I found a lot of pirated movie content which surely won’t be available for free download by the makers of those movies.
• MusicIndiaOnline: Indian Music
• Brijj: Yet another social networking site. There are so many out there already. I am not sure where the disruption in their technology is. There are many me-too sites now!
• Chikka: Mobile content provider. I used them for sending free SMS’s once upon a time!
• OnMobile: Very large subscriber base. Has a huge potential to be a big player.
• OLPC: Provides cheap laptops.
• AutoIndia: The name says it all.
• Burrp!: Read about Burrp on Travelogue.
• HolidayIQ: I’ve been using this site for planning holidays since its original India Resorts Survey Days. Very impressive community driven site.
• BharatStudent: Yet another social networking site. They are trying to target the niche ‘Indian Students’! You might see some of their advertisements coming up on my YPOPs! website

Nice list but could have been more thorough because I don’t think a few of them deserve to be on this list. Let me make an attempt at coming up with my list in a few days from now.

I just stumbled upon an interesting site called BOXSTr and thought of sharing it with all of you.

The slick looking site provides free and paid plans for online file storage. The free plan itself provides 5GB of data storage! Now, that’s a lot of free space.

I came across a very interactive website called Go2Web20.net that has a fancy Flash plugin that shows a list of Web 2.0 sites. Each of the sites listed in the directory are tagged and you can sort based on that. Also, you can click on the logo, and get more details about the site.

A snapshot of the website is shown below.

Its worth paying a visit as I got to know of a lot of new Web 2.0 companies after visiting this site.

Could you find some sites not listed in their directory? Let me know.