Windows only: Long in beta, the 3D desktop application BumpTop has recently been released to the public. Check out the video below to see the spatial-based desktop in action. More »
Instructables, the DIY project site you’ll often find linked here, is publishing The Best of Instructables Volume 1, highlighting some of its neatest projects. In true open-case form, they’ve linked every project in the book. More »
Windows only: You don’t need a browser opened to launch a web search with Dave’s Quick Search Deskbar. It’s a Google-powered Leatherman for your taskbar, pulling off almost any search with a Windows key shortcut. More »
Suspect that your site is riddled with typos? Web service spellr.us will identify spelling mistakes while you wait. More »
Is it a mirror? Is it a robot? Well, sadly for tech geeks, it’s a mirror, but it’s also an easy project for your bathroom. More »
No-one’s going to say no to faster broadband, but would you really pay $100 a month for the privilege? More »
If you’re running the Windows 7 beta, Microsoft wants you to downgrade back to Vista before testing out the soon-to-appear release candidate. What gives? More »
Apple has rolled out variable pricing in the Australian iTunes store, but you still have to look pretty hard to find tracks at anything other than the standard $1.69 price. More »
We’re not sure how permanent it is, but Trillian’s apparently giving out invites for their Trillian Astra client—Windows version only—almost immediately after you apply. More »
Remember doubleTwist, the media application that had originally been touted as a DRM-stripper for Windows that was then re-released publicly as a Mac-only universal media manager? Well, now it’s come back to Windows. More »
