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Universal notifications are awesome. For the low, low price of free, you can significantly enhance your Windows experience.
Based on my time with various preview and beta versions of Office 2010, I've compiled a short list of goodies in Outlook 2010 that might be enough to woo you away from Office 2007, Office 2003, or whatever version you happen to be using.
If you're not backing up your smartphone on a regular basis, you're asking for trouble. This guide teaches you the basics of smartphone backups.
Here's your chance to revisit the best posts from last week -- or check out those you might have missed!
Bing is no stranger to giving stuff away in order to spread the word about search alternatives to Google. Now I've got news of more cash savings via Bing.
To get the Office 2010 Beta, visit the Office Web site, where you will need to log in with your Windows Live ID and copy a product key. Then download the 700MB installer and run. The whole process took me about 20 minutes.
Not that there's anything wrong with pink, but does CloudEngines really think women are going to buy a network-attached storage interface for hard drives?
On this lazy Friday morning, I thought I'd recommend four free apps you can use to get video on your own iPhone or iPod Touch.
Round these parts, I frequently need to share Web pages with co-workers. Sometimes it's fine just to send a link, but occasionally it's critical to freeze a moment in time. For that, I need to save the page as a PDF.
Google officially took the wraps off its Chrome OS today, but you won't see it on a computer near you for some time. Until then, here's a video overview.
Got a spare laptop sitting around doing nothing? Turn it into a secondary monitor for your main system and enjoy an easy, inexpensive productivity boost.
When I recommend multiple displays, I get the same question every time: "What's it good for?" Well, here are four ways to make that second monitor pay for itself.
Even if you like the way the ribbon exposes Word features that were previously very hard to find, it's sometimes frustratingly difficult to track down something that you used to know exactly how to find in Word 2003. Well, fret no more. You can now have the best of both worlds.
Who needs a Kindle? With the new eReader app for Android, you can read New York Times bestsellers and over 60,000 other mainstream titles.
Maybe you've heard of Twitter but can't see any advantage to using it. Or you tried it, loved it, and now find it an indispensable business tool. Whatever your situation, vote in our poll!
