#10 OhLife
Used For: Personal Journaling
Price: Free
OhLife is a cloud service that is strictly for writers. Users who are in need of a journal or who are having difficulty in finding time to write can perfectly use this app. With its email based approach, OhLife sends emails asking, "How'd your day go?" You answer the email message, and the service compiles your answers into an online diary.

#9 Onswipe
Used For: Webmaster support
Price: Free
This cloud service literally changes any web site into an online site optimized for touch screens. To get this feature, all you have to do is to insert one line of JavaScript into your site's code. Signing up for the website service is free, but the company makes money by selling magazine-style ads between your pages of content. Onswipe shares a portion of the revenue generated from a site with the site's publisher.

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