→ October 24, 2009
Bookmarklets are little links that you drag into the toolbar of your favorite browser to provide new functionality to your browser. Here are a few of the best ones that I have found.
Readability
Want to read the web like a kindle book. Well then get a kindle, but if you want to get a [...]
→ October 22, 2009
DropBox is a great free application to sync two or more computers data. It also supports a pretty impressive iPhone client that lets you share links to your files with a few clicks. So, why change what works so well? Simple, you have one main computer and you don’t want to lose [...]
→ October 21, 2009
Get frustrated with paying $0.89 – $1.29 per song? If you are buying from most online retailers that’s what it will cost you. To second that, you only get a 30 second preview of the song before you make your purchase. This list goes over some of the best places to check out music [...]
→ October 19, 2009
Link hacking amazon to search for product deals is nothing new { http://www.brand-name-coupons.com/how-to-search-amazon-for-deals.html }, but here clicking through each one of these to find a towel that was accidentially listed for $1500 and now on sale for $100 is probably aren’t the deals you seek. So this link builder provides you a way to [...]
→ October 19, 2009
Created by css-tricks.com, the Printliminator is a simple bookmarklet that lets you elimate the junk off of pages before you print the page.
How does it work?
Simply drag this link, to you bookmark bar and you are ready to use Printliminator. For example if there is a story on msnbc.com that we want, see screenshot, [...]
→ October 17, 2009
The web has come a long way in terms of capability. Now there are Photoshop-like applications that are purely web based. Some of these applications are actually quite decent. Here are just a few that are out there.
1. Pixlr
Easy to just get started playing around. Totally free and has the added [...]
→ October 17, 2009
Finally Microsoft has stepped up and released a Security Essentials suite that claims to protect their users from malicious code. This is good news for Windows users who have been plagued with viruses and the need for some third-party commercial or open source protection. So a hats off to Microsoft for releasing this free app. [...]
→ October 17, 2009
I only use Microsoft Windows when it’s through VMWare or through BootCamp, but I was a big Windows fan boy for a long time and here are the ten essential free downloads when starting on a fresh install.
1. Firefox – (Duh!) – When I get a new machine up and running the first thing I [...]
→ October 16, 2009
Let’s kick this off the right way. The ten essential applications for the cheapskate in all of us. These gems are great, useful, and won’t set you back a pretty penny.
1. Firefox – (Duh!) – When I get a new machine up and running the first thing I download is a fresh copy of Firefox. [...]
→ August 14, 2009
Listed below are the best 25 free Mac Os X programs out there. If you have found better applications, that are free, add a comment below. Click on the link to see details about the application.