TIPS AND TRICKS

All those shortcuts on your Windows desktop take up a lot of system resources. (CLICK UNDERLINE BELOW HEADING FOR MORE.)

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INTERNUTS AND BOLTS

Makezine.com has instructions on how to make anything from beach chairs to tiny flying insects.

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AS SEEN ON TV

In 2011, some 20 million TVs, about 11% of those shipped, will be able to download movies from the Internet.

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WE’RE A WEB WATCHER

IngBoo.com is a new free service for tracking websites, TV shows, job listings, eBay auctions, news, weather, etc. When new stuff comes in, it shows up on your personal IngBoo page.

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TWEAK IT

Tweak your Windows Vista or Windows 7 settings with this free utility.

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GMAIL BEATS AOL

It’s official: Gmail is now #3.

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ULTRA MON

It can be really handy to have two monitors. Here’s info on two programs that work better than Windows built-in support.

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THUMB DRIVING

A recent study documenting results from six million miles of driving found that driving while handling text messages on a cell phone increase the chances of crashing or nearly crashing by a factor of 23 times.

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INTERNUTS:NETWORKING, MAC TOOLS, BAN.ORG

   Vreebit.com is a new social networking site that attempts to combine aspects of Facebook, LinkedIn, and other sites. Besides the usual photo sharing and job seeking, Vreebit members can conduct polls and create petitions directed to legislative and business leaders.  SafariToolbars.com lets Mac users have access to Google news, calendars, documents, language translations, stock prices, etc. You must have the Safari web browser.  Ban.org indentifies charities that claim to safely dispose of electronic waste when in reality they ship it to another country and just dump it.  

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UBUNTU? WE BUNTU TOO

If your Windows computer won’t start and you need to get your files, try using a flash drive that has its own operating system.

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