Open Culture has a comprehensive list of totally free resources for anyone looking to learn a language though audio files. Whether you’re brushing up your Yiddish or delving into Dutch, you’ll find a free feed here. More »
The concept of freezing the header row or leftmost column is pretty familiar to Excel users, but it turns out there’s also a parallel feature in Word that lets you work on long documents while drawing on information from two sections. More »
Airfares might still be pretty cheap, but parking your car can be an expensive exercise. Is there any way out of the bind? More »
Well, that sucks. First announced last October, BlackBerry has finally rolled out its App World application — but Australia isn’t getting to play. More »
Vodafone and 3′s merger plans still have to overcome one fairly big stumbling block — getting approval from the ACCC, which is worried that the two phone companies merging might reduce competition and force up prices. More »
Australia is often pretty low on the list when it comes to Google rolling out new features, but the search giant yesterday tweaked quite a few of its offerings for the local market. More »
Last year’s petrol prices and the current economy got you riding your bike everywhere? Up your safety when riding at night with this DIY mini bike light. More »
Gmail turns five today, so we sat down with Gmail’s Senior Product Manager Keith Coleman (virtually via Gmail, naturally) to discuss where it’s been, where it’s going, and that five-year-old beta tag. More »
According to web analytics firm StatCounter, Firefox 3 has ousted Internet Explorer 7 as the most used web browser use in Europe. Good news, but it’s not exactly as rosy as it sounds: More »
Reader zackshackleton’s desktop takes a comic book panel and blends system stats into text bubbles, adding a useful touch to a really fun desktop. More »
