AOL will put an end to their Xdrive service, a hosted-storage service for individuals; AOL Pictures, a photo sharing and management site; and Bluestring, designed for sharing photos, music and videos, according to an internal memo obtained by technology news site TechCrunch.

In the memo, AOL Executive Vice President Kevin Conroy said these and mobile services AIM World and MyMobile will be “sunset” because they haven’t gained enough popularity. A source close to AOL said the leaked memo is legit and that it was intended solely for Conroy’s team.

So what will users do now?

If the services are closed, AOL plans to either burn end users’ content into CDs and DVDs and send it to them or walk them through how to save the photos, videos and other media to local hard drives, the source said.

AOL is no longer the power house and hasn’t been for a very long time. The knockout punch was broadband service that really put AOL on the canvas. The only technology that seems to still have some following is their AOL Instant Messenger.