I am sure you have been flooded with Apple’s iPad news that was made available on Saturday after one of the most successful hype-campaign after the iPhone launch. I love the new ‘lifestyle’ device ‘Apple iPad’, don’t get me wrong and I love my Apple iPhone. So, with Apple iPad available for ordering now, what […]
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How to Add Dropbox to Windows 7 Start Menu?
I love Dropbox hacks and write them as and when I encounter one. I use Windows 7 on my desktop besides using our new 21.5” Apple iMac. And Dropbox is one of the first applications I install on any operating system! How-To-Geek has shared how to add “My Dropbox” or any link for that matter […]
Track Your Stolen Laptop Remotely with Prey Project
Having you laptop stolen can be a nightmare. Not only have you lost your investment in your portable computing device but you probably are in the risk of having your valuable data like passwords, account information, private data stolen and compromised. Prey is a lightweight open source app that helps finding your laptop by reporting […]
Internet of Things – Video from Read Write Web
I continue to be fascinated how Internet changes the way I lead my everyday life and continues to evolve with more and more advancements. My iPhone 3GS gives me so much information for my day ahead because it is connected to the Internet in my short 11 minute drive to work. Read Write Web has […]
Screenpresso – Feature Rich Screenshot Utility
Ok how many screenshot programs does a blogger need? Apparently yours truly (me) needs one more. I keep coming across new and excellent screenshot taking software. I have long been a fan of FastStone Capture and recently reviewed PicPick. I just came across Screenpresso – a free and feature-rich screenshot taking freeware utility. Screenpresso claims to give […]
Amazing Samsung 55-Inch 1080P 240Hz LED HDTV Deal $2399
Ok. Get ready to hate me as I have to warn that reading this post might make your wallet lighter. Yes, after unearthing the Canon Rebel T1i deal, I have across an incredible deal on a 55” Samsung LED TV! The list price for Samsung UN55B8000 55-Inch 1080p 240 Hz LED HDTV is $3,799.00. Amazon.com […]
What Tablet? Turn Any Flat Surface Into a Touchscreen
Consumer Electronics Show 2010 is well underway and this is the most exciting time to hear news about what the future holds for consumer electronics. This is that magical time when those geeky concepts and prototypes get introduced as actual products or soon to be available models. Apple has been getting a lot of press […]
PicPick – Portable Free Screen Capture Utility
Make no mistake, I have been a big fan of FastStone Capture – the awesome screenshot capture tool that is available as both a free version (until a certain old version) and a paid version ($19.95). I have reviewed FastStone Capture here before and you can check it out there. It is not just a […]
iPhone Killer: Is Google’s Nexus One The One?
Engadget, the popular gadget blog, has gotten its hand on their own Nexus One and they have put it to the test. Let’s see what they found. Nexus One is Google’s next big Android phone highly rumored to be announced at a Google event tomorrow. Nexus One was introduced and made available to their employees […]
Happy New Year 2010!
I wish all my readers a Happy New Year! 2009 was a great year for this blog and in turn me. I am humbled that you have stuck around and supported this blog. I hope to share all kinds of useful and fun information that I learn with you throughout this year. 2010 New Year […]
LogMeIn Express Free Screen Sharing App
LogMeIn is an excellent PC remote control solution. It has both a free and paid PRO version that lets you remote control your computer from anywhere with just a browser and Internet connection. LogMeIn even lets you remote control your desktop from your iPhone with the LogMeIn Ignition iPhone app. Now, a lesser known free […]
120 Years of National Geographic in a 160GB hard drive
I have been a huge fan of the National Geographic magazine for as long as I can remember and subscribe to it. National Geographic has released an wickedly cool collection of their magazines since 1888 in a 160GB hard drive. In their own words, Explore 120 years of amazing discoveries, fascinating maps, and the world’s […]
Dropbox Hacks: Upload Files To Dropbox By Email
If you read my blog regularly, you probably know that I am in love with Dropbox and recommend it to everyone to try it. Dropbox is a multi-OS, file sync freeware that you can use to sync files between various computers you have. You can also get to your files and folders from anywhere as […]
Some Good Photography Podcasts I Like
Ok. I have moved from taking pictures casually with a point and shoot camera to a bridge camera like the Canon SX10 IS superzoom digital camera. Now, I learnt enough basics to move on to the next level of photography and bought my first entry-level DSLR Canon Rebel T1i or EOS 500D in some places. […]
Free Lifetime Backup for Gmail, Flickr & Twitter
Backupify – No that is not an actual word. It is the name of a lifestream cloud backup service we are going to look at today. We use a lot of cloud services, social networking websites, share pictures, save interesting links online and they are all scattered everywhere in the Internet. It is not that […]
