HUNTINGTON, W.Va. (WSAZ) -- Wonder what will happen to all of your online accounts and information after you die?

It turns out all those passwords and other parts of your digital life could end up in cyber space permanently. But one company may just have a solution.

Register with legacylocker.com and include all your user names and passwords. Then give the company your next of kin information.

Your loved ones can contact legacylocker.com when you pass away to collect any info that would otherwise be lost in digital purgatory. the cost is $29.99 each year.

Sprint's answer to the all mighty iPhone is set to drop in just a few weeks, but hours ago, Palm confirmed that its new touch screen phone, "The Pre", will sync with your iTunes account.

Palm confirmed internet reports today at its D7 keynote speech. The much anticipated Palm Pre will sync up with your iTunes allowing you to simply pull all your songs to the device with ease.

The Pre works with iTunes on a MAC or Windows, but a word of warning here, the Pre can not handle the older DRM laced files. iTunes will treat the Pre just as it would an iPod or iPhone.

The Pre hits Sprint stores June 6th and Verizon just announced they'll have the phone in the near future as well.

Finally, the link of the day. With so many folks looking for a job, having a good resume can be crucial. So, there is some free help out there. Check out resume.net. You'll first have to sign up for a free account to access the resume builder. But you can just use your Google, Yahoo, MSN, or AOL account to log in.

The site works by having you fill in information about yourself. You then choose a template and the website copies over all of your information into a resume of your choice.

The site offers premium features, but you will have to pay for those.