One of the Outlook views I sorely miss when on my MacBook Pro is the three vertical column view. It’s a personal preference to be sure, but I like having my… Read More »
Freeware of the Moment
I remember when I had the original Eee PC that folks were asking me about the eBook reading experience was. Specifically, folks wanted to know if I rotated the display… Read More »
While you could create personalized "Send to" menu options manually, wouldn’t it be nice if there was a simpler way? Lo and behold, let me introduce you to… Read More »
Did you ever wish for a desktop search function for your handset? Windows Search, Google Desktop Search, Copernic and others have made it quick and easy to find practically anything on the computer, so why not a similar solution for your mobile?… Read More »
One of the ports included with all the new (and previous generation of) MacBook Pros is an ExpressCard slot. Having never had this type of expansion before, I’ve decided to have a look around and see what uses it can serve. This article will give a… Read More »
Last week I noticed that the EV-DO speeds I was seeing on the Lenovo X301 were noticeably faster than I’ve seen with other devices. Considering the review… Read More »
While James has been sharing his new MacBook trackpad experiences, I’ve actually been doing some maintenance on my MacBook Pro. Most of it was cleaning up… Read More »
The freeware parade continues with a another one today… and it’s not even lunchtime yet. Since my Windows Mobile Dash isn’t a touchscreen device, I can’t test this one so I’ll… Read More »
I’m in a freeware mode today, so bear with me. After finding a free utility to put the unread e-mail count in my Mac menu bar, I see… Read More »
Since today we’ll see if Apple really is launching a netbook (odds are pretty much against, regardless of what I might think), I thought it might be timely… Read More »
During my 60-day web-only challenge, I used Wakoopa to track my application usage and I see that they also offer a Mac version that I’ll be taking a look at… Read More »
Evolution has long been an Outlook replacement for the Linux world and it has evolved nicely. Providing a handy portal into Exchange Servers for the Linux crowd, it has now been released for Windows. Evolution for Windows qualifies for our Freeware of the Moment because… Read More »
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