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Android: Most phones doesn't make it easy to switch cellular data connection on and off, even if doing so really helps save your battery. JuiceDefender toggles wireless data and Wi-Fi on and off every so often to preserve power.The whole point of a...
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Windows: Opera's development team has cranked out no less than four 10.5 release candidate builds in the last 25 hours. That might signal a final build due tomorrow, timed to arrive with Microsoft's mandatory browser choice screen in Europe.Opera is...
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What do you get when you have space for a custom office setup, a good amount of cash, and the vision to make it all happen? Dozens of monitors and the need for your own personal power plant.We've been watching Steve's office since he first posted the...
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Can anyone think of a good way I could link two laptops and one monitor into a productive super-machine?Can anyone give me a very brief tutorial on how to run a cron job script once a day?Any advice for someone interested in but a little scared of Lasik...
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Windows only: Free utility Disk Space Fan analyzes your hard drive usage to help you determine what's taking up space on your hard drive, representing it all with fancy visualization eye candy.Disk Space Fan joins a long line of disk visualization tools,...
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This month we highlighted 10 Google settings you should know, detailed how to set up a fully automated media center, stopped Google Buzz from showing the world your contacts and cluttering your inbox, and a whole lot more. Here's a look back. Top 10...
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Online advertising company Permuto pulled data from the U.S. Census Bureau into a nice infographic comparing people's purchasing habits in-store vs. online, and it got us wondering: What do you buy online vs. in stores?(Click the image above for a closer...
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We love the two-second t-shirt folding technique we featured a few years back, but if you're more of a hanger than a folder, home blog Apartment Therapy's got a few pointers to help you speed up getting your shirts on hangers.The basic trick: Just put...
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The internet has revolutionized nearly every form of media, and music is no exception. This week we look at the five most popular music streaming services to see how people are getting their music fix.Photo by CarbonNYC. Earlier this week we asked you to...
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If you were impressed by the interesting results and novelty of a plain old pinhole camera, you'll want to check out these crazy pinhole cameras and their month long exposures.You read that correctly. Ultra slow pinhole photographers use special paper...
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Comical Downloads and Catalogs Internet Comics for Your Viewing Convenience (Windows)Comical is essentially an RSS feed reader designed expressly for the reading of online comics. If you love a good dose of Amazing Super Powers or XKCD, you'll want to...
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If you're ever on the lookout for ways to reuse and recycle—or perhaps just to drink a lot of wine—this wine-bottle garden border is a clever and attractive repurposing project.Annie and Alexis Thomas were looking for a green way to edge their...
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Most smartphones have one or two great cooking apps, and while using your pocketable device to help out in the kitchen can be more convenient than finding a place of your laptop or wasting paper, smart-home blog Unplggd has a clever suggestion:Our new...
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This morning's 8.8 magnitude earthquake in Chile has left in its wake a whole lot of destruction in Chile and impending tsunamis across the Pacific. Weblog Mashable rounds up a few options for keeping up with the latest news with real-time web...
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Google quickly launched a Person Finder to help reunite people separated by this morning's earthquake in Chile. The site has two options: I'm looking for someone and I have information about someone. If you're trying to get information or have any...