CHEAP STUFF FROM PC MAG
Posted on February 28th, 2010 by Joy Schwabach
GLOBAL IGNITE
Posted on February 27th, 2010 by Joy Schwabach
Ignite is a series of five-minute speed presentations on topics ranging from a giant interactive Rubik’s cube to how to be a refugee. You can watch them on igniteshow.com
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210,000 BUSINESS CARDS ONLINE
Posted on February 26th, 2010 by Joy Schwabach
GIVE A DIGITAL HOLLER
Posted on February 25th, 2010 by Joy Schwabach
BigVoiceMail makes it easy to send a voice message attached to your email.
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SUCKING UP YOUTUBE
Posted on February 24th, 2010 by Joy Schwabach
THE BIG BUZZ
Posted on February 23rd, 2010 by Joy Schwabach
Buzz is a social networking site that lives in your Gmail account.
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CODE CRACKER
Posted on February 22nd, 2010 by Joy Schwabach
ElcomSoft’s password cracker is so good they almost went to jail for it. Now they have a new beta version for the iPhone and iPod Touch that can crack any password, encrypted or not, to retrieve address books, call logs, text message archives, calendars, photos, voice mails, emails, apps and Web history. The beta version is free to try at elcomsoft.com/download/eppb.zip. ElcomSoft is a Russian software company specializing in cryptography. They sell numerous programs for cracking encrypted files, passwords, protection codes, etc. Some are quite expensive: $1,400. But others cost as little $39. Is any of this legal? Well, apparently it is. We did some research and found that this is a more open issue than one would think. Several […]
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THE LITL COMPUTER’S NEW RECIPE CHANNEL
Posted on February 21st, 2010 by Joy Schwabach
Something different: The “Litl” webbook is more like a TV than a computer. It has channels and a remote control; it’s close to maintenance-free. On the Litl, everything exists in the “cloud,” another term for the Internet. As long as you have wireless access, it connects automatically, and everything you do takes place there. Unlike the new Apple iPad, the Litl has support for Adobe Flash, which is necessary if you want to watch videos or play games at sites like Hulu, Webkinz, ESPN, Miniclips, TVGorge and YouTube. It has a 178-degree viewing angle, which is great if you do exercises on the floor while watching movies. The latest Litl channel is an all-new recipe station for cooking, powered by BakeSpace.com. […]
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PDF PARADISE
Posted on February 20th, 2010 by Joy Schwabach
FORECLOSURE INFO ON YOUR IPHONE
Posted on February 19th, 2010 by Joy Schwabach