Today’s post highlights 15 web applications that are fun and very useful. Some of them are extremely useful where as others allow you to have a good ol’ time. Well, let’s not waste any more time and get started right away. Check out these applications, we are sure you are going to love each one of them.
See the list -> NetHackz
The greatest rivalries are fascinating to observe — and they invite everyone to choose sides and argue the merits of their favorite. […] Nintendo or Sega? Intel or AMD? Laptop eraserhead or touchpad? We present 14 timeless tech face-offs.
See the list -> MSN Tech & Gadgets
BitTorrent’s popularity is growing every day. Despite the lawsuits that some of the larger torrent sites are involved in, they continue to grow traffic wise. Let’s take a look at how Google ranks the top torrent sites.
See the list -> TorrentFreak (love you guys!)
It’s been just over a year since Apple released the 1st generation iPhone. . .and already casual games have made their mark. Below is a list of the top 25 games for the iPhone and iPod Touch.
See the list -> Installer Apps
Ten Reasons Why Vista Isn’t That Bad
8 Free, Cross-Platform Apps for Musicians
6 Must Have Mobile Apps for Windows Mobile
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Damn, Bill, you have come a LONG way. Look at you there back in ‘82, you handsome devil. As part of our tribute, let’s take a quick look back at the top ten greatest (and not so great) products created on Bill-time, shall we? Don’t worry, it’ll only sting a little.
See the list -> Engadget
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We’ve put together a list of over 30 applications for jailbroken iPhones and the iPod IPod Touch that let you connect with friends, play games, stream media, and more.
f you’ve ever read a computer magazine, you know the idea behind “101 Tips.”; One gala issue, lots of first-rate contributors, lots of quality information. And lots and lots of pages. But when’s the last time one lone guy tried to capture 101 tips in video? In just 5 minutes of video? Set to music?
See the list -> deke, via: Lifehacker
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Being somewhat experienced at this blogging thing, your Lifehacker editors have pinpointed a few tools and tricks that make our posts go faster and smoother. After the jump, we round up 10 of them.
CHeck it out: Lifehacker
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Keeping that in mind, I decided to list six Firefox extensions, which I use in my daily life and which have been extremely helpful in saving me a great deal of time. I hope you will find them useful too.
Check it out: MakeUseOf
Below you will find an incredible amount of amazing colorful artwork to inspire any designer, also we’ve selected some of the best adobe tutorials hand picked to enhance or highlight whatever action is going on in the photo.
Check it out: Noupe, tips by: Emil (thanks!)
From managing our to-do lists and writing code to jotting ideas and keeping a grocery list, nothing beats a solid plain text editor. On Tuesday we asked you to nominate your favorite text editor, and over five hundred passionate comments later, we’ve whittled your nominations down to the most popular.
Check it out: Lifehacker, via: Tommy k Johanssons blogg
That’s where we come in. We surfed, clicked and installed to find sparkling free gems capable of planning your time, keeping you in touch and tuning and securing your PC, not to mention glitzing up your desktop, helping you stay productive and entertaining you with music, videos, photos and games. We paid special attention to programs and services you may not have heard of before.
Check it out: MSN Tech & Gadgets
Top 15 Online Image Editors
Ten steps to wireless LAN security
10 ways to sell corporate on Linux
10 Tips For After You Install Or Upgrade Ubuntu
100 Tools and Resources for Finding Cheap Parts
Five security apps for Linux, Mac OS X and Windows
100 Things People Are Really Saying About Vista
3 Tools to Hide Your Active Windows Applications from the Taskbar
So now that you’re ready to see some Adobe Acrobat alternatives, we’ll take a look at some software for all three of the major operating systems (Windows, Mac OS X, and Linux) that can be used as a better, cheaper, and/or faster alternative to Acrobat.
Check it out: The News in Print, tips by: Andy B (thanks!)
The top applications for your iPhone which will help you and will make your iPhone more useful.
Check it out: iPhone News
