People change cell phones every two years on average. Who doesn’t want the newest model? But what about the numbers left behind? Indeed, in… Read more
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Tribbit.com is a new site for posting tributes. You (meaning anyone) initiate a tribute by uploading a photo and choosing a theme. It can be… Read more
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Helium.com is a new site that encourages writers to comment on controversial issues of the day and/or write for payment. The site has different… Read more
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FranceRadio.net has free MP3 music downloads, and the choices run from rock to classical. You can also just listen. We listened to Beethoven’s… Read more
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After a pause of 25 years, we decided to revisit Knowledge Adventure’s JumpStart education programs for young children. We half expected the same old… Read more
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ZoneAlarm is a famous program for guarding you from spyware, hijacking and being tracked as you browse the Web. There’s a free version of the basic… Read more
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“The Artist’s Guide to GIMP Effects,” by Michael Hammel; $45 from NoStarch.com. GIMP is a free photo-editing program for Windows. It competes with… Read more
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We’ve been having great fun creating “Wanted” posters in the style of the Old West, using a free Windows program called Poster Forge… Read more
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Let’s look at two new programs for making beautiful pictures, either completely created by the user or starting from photos. A powerful program… Read more
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According to a report from PC World Magazine, Microsoft plans to continue selling Windows XP though 2009. Windows Vista has not wiped out the older… Read more
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