We’ve been highlighting our favourite experimental Firefox extensions for a while now, bringing you the best extensions yet-to-be approved by Mozilla. One of the bigger annoyances when it came time to install an experimental extension used to be that you had to register with and login to Mozilla beforehand. As of today, however, you can now install experimental extension by simply clicking a checkbox and getting on with your day. That should make our next experimental roundup a little more reader-friendly, so thanks Mozilla!
Virtual machines can seem juuuuust a bit too geeky for most otherwise computer-friendly people. That’s sad, because it’s an easy, free way to try or use a separate OS without messing with your hard drive. More »
For most of us, working out in and of itself isn’t always the most fun. If you’re in that boat, mutli-tasking with your workout can make all the difference. More »
Windows only: Reader James got tired of waiting for Google Chrome’s bookmark manager to allow better sorting options—so he wrote up a small app that gets the job done. More »
Many of us consider networking a necessary evil of maintaining a healthy, robust career, but it doesn’t have to be. In reality, it’s more often than not bad networking that puts people off networking altogether. More »
Linux only: Reader Blake writes in with his method for quickly making a copy of the last Flash video you watched in your browser. More »
Office life wasn’t always about peeking over your cubicle wall like a curious prairie dog, once upon a time offices were veritable fields of desks. More »
Mac OS X only: Free, open-source application TuneConnect controls iTunes playback on any computer in your house from any other computer through an attractive interface focused on album art. More »
Reader Kandy477′s desktop combines a picture of an ancient computer with system stats and Launchy to make a simple, fun desktop that doesn’t take up a lot of resources. More »
iPhone/iPod touch only: The Dictionary.com iPhone app does just what you might expect it to, but also offers spoken word pronunciations, words of the day, and similarly-spelled options when you’re connected to the net. More »
