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Here's a free tool that will locate duplicate entries in Outlook, cleaning up your Calendar, Contacts, Email and Tasks.
Okay, it's more of an e-booklet, as it spans all of 12 pages. But it's amusingly written and potentially helpful, so give it a read before you reach for the phone.
Stop doing things the old, inefficient way. Sure, you may be getting the job done, but are you doing it as quickly, easily, and inexpensively as possible? With these three free services, you will be.
Recover a lost phone with this free hack.
There are plenty of Web services out there designed to ease the pain of group scheduling, but most have their own annoyances. I've found an alternative that's painlessly simple.
Buzz-buzz-buzz. Another new e-mail. But is it important? MailTones provides audio alerts tied to individual senders and/or subjects. It could be the best $3 you ever spend on your BlackBerry.
DYMO's CardScan software not only captures an image of each card, but also transcribes the information into your address book. How handy is that!
Make more flexible "Jump Lists" in Windows 7 -- plus Vista and XP -- with pop-out icon groups organized by theme or project.
Change your Outlook settings to easily share more (or less) details about your calendar with co-workers.
When hotelier Chip Conley posted pictures from his Burning Man trip on his Facebook page, some of his employees complained that they were inappropriate for a CEO.
With ridiculously awesome features like street view, full Internet connectivity, and a price tag of zero, Google Maps Navigation has "industry killer" written all over it.
Weird computer behavior happens all the time, and it can be scary. Before you go crazy, however, try these simple and effective tips.
Learn how to burn a CD from an ISO file using Windows.
Late last week, the Post Office took a mobile version of its Web site live. Or, as the Post Office put it: "It's a Post Office on your phone."
Spend a few bucks on PretonSaver Home now, save big on ink later. That's the idea, anyway. And it works, though only with 32-bit versions of Windows.
