It’s no doubt crossword puzzles are a popular brain game, but sometimes they just get repetitive, old, or just boring. Trivia games can be a new and exciting alternative to your daily crossword puzzles and now if you get the New York Times you will get an added trivia questions right above the daily crossword….Continue Reading
Google upped its feature filled Google Latitude last month by opening up check-in offers for 60 places in Texas to test out their new check-in system to try and compete with both Foursquare and Facebook. They now have expanded their check-in offers for some of the most popular businesses all across the country. Businesses include…Continue Reading
If you weren’t one of the few to catch a seat for Google I/O 2011 at Moscone Center in San Francisco, then you shouldn’t be worrying. The event sold out in 59 minutes, but now you can catch the event right from you living room via I/O Live. I/O Live will be your source for…Continue Reading
The members on the Gmail team are always finding new ways to update Gmail, but typically work on larger updates rather than the small annoyances you might find in Gmail. So, they’ve set out and changed a couple of minor updates that have probably been bugging you. The first little update is having the ability…Continue Reading
With an adoption of 300,000 new devices per day, the Android platform is expanding at an exceeding rate. A lot of these new devices include enterprise solutions for many businesses. However, the Android platform hasn’t always been the best enterprise platform, but this is changing. Google has helped add some more business friendly features over…Continue Reading
Malicious files have been around for years and there’s really no stopping them. You have spam, adware, malware, popups, and many others that could easily take over your computer, requiring you to spend time and money fixing it up. These malicious files are now going to be brought to justice in the Google Chrome browser…Continue Reading
Blogs have been around for years and haven’t really changed much in terms of design. Sure you’ll have your original blogs every now and again, but for the most part people follow the standard blog pattern. Blogger is set out to change the way blogging is done by completely redesigning their platform. The new platform…Continue Reading
The web is a large place and Google understands that, which is why they’ve created their new +1 Service. Google +1 is a new social aspect to Google’s search engine that should be rolling out soon. +1 is a basically a way to share interesting ads and search engine results to your friends and other…Continue Reading
Three weeks after the devastation in Japan has given many people a good idea of how bad the earthquake and Tsunami struck the northeastern coast. Google was quick to deploy some comparison images before and after the disasters. While it was only a few comparison photos, it still wasn’t enough detail to see the whole…Continue Reading
There’s no doubt that Amazon is one of the most popular buying websites on the web, so it isn’t a surprise that a big company like Google would be going after some of the online shopping market. Google is trying to take over online shopping with its shopping feature on its website along with many…Continue Reading
Picasa Users have had a 1GB storage limit on videos and photos for quite some time now and quite frankly, it’s not enough storage space for the avid photographer or videographer to share their files. While you can still purchase additional storage with as little as 20GB at $5 per year, it’s not something everyone…Continue Reading
If you have a ton of images in Picasa and find that Picasa is using a lot of resources it may be due to face detection that occurs when Picasa processes the images. Normally this process isn’t noticeable, but if you have thousands of images and they were recently added to Picasa it can make…Continue Reading
If you are a Delicious.com user then you’ve probably heard the news about the service’s imminent spinoff. The Delicious team at Yahoo has tried to diminish fears of data loss and shut down by promising that the service will continue in some new shape or form, but if that wasn’t enough to make you feel…Continue Reading
If you’re building up an extensive collection of movies in the new Blu-ray format, chances are that you’ve spent a couple of bucks putting it together. To help protect that small fortune that you call a movie collection, there are a couple of apps out there that will help you backup these discs so that…Continue Reading
If you are looking for a quick, easy and FREE method to convert your favorite movies and TV shows to a format you can take with you anywhere, you need to check out BDlot Video Converter. BDlot Video Converter is part of a greater suite of applications that allows you to convert videos to any…Continue Reading
With the imminent launch of iOS 5 for the iPhone and the iPad, Apple is moving forward with its new music offering for iTunes, Match. iTunes Match stores your entire music library in iCloud (another new service from Apple debuting this fall). When you store your music in iCloud you can access it from anywhere…Continue Reading
One of the settings I always enjoyed in Outlook is the ability to customize work hours so that my available time (work time) would appear on the calendar as a reminder not to schedule anything past a certain time. Google has taken this concept event further and now allows users to hide those morning and…Continue Reading
Just the other day I needed to print a monthly calendar in Mac OS X and realized that I had never done it before. When I opened the print dialog box I was amazed at the number of options available to print a calendar in iCal. So I decided to write this guide to help…Continue Reading
Have you ever found yourself looking for a particular set of files that are either named similarly or are of the same file type? Rather than perform a search in Mac OS to locate these files each time you want to access them, you have the option of creating a Smart Folder to simplify this…Continue Reading
