If you’re interested in panoramic photography, viewAt combines a panoramic maker with a Google Maps mashup so you can not only create interactive panoramas but geotag them and share them with the world. More »
If you’re a regular lister on eBay, you know how much your items are selling for, but maybe not the hard margins on your best stuff. Free (in beta) web tracker ProfBay aims to help. More »
Bleeding edge browsers and web developers take note, for the latest Firefox 3.5 (previously 3.1) beta is in the wild. There doesn’t seem to be much that’s entirely whole-cloth new to this release, except perhaps the undo closed window feature. The release notes have more detail on the latest test release, and users, as always, shouldn’t expect all their extensions to work in this version. Trying it out already and liking what you see? Were you expecting more? Tell us how 3.5b4 comes across in the comments. [Firefox 3.5b4 Beta]
The ABC’s iView catchup service is already a Lifehacker favourite, especially if your ISP doesn’t include it in your monthly download quota, and now the national broadcaster has made it easier to share iView content with others. More »
Plans by the Wiggles to charge for access to their official site have the parental community up in arms, but keeping your kids amused and educated online shouldn’t cost a fortune. More »
Skype’s annoying Firefox extension doesn’t have a proper uninstall option, but you can get rid of the blighter with a bit of simple hacking. More »
OK, so I have to live out of one carry-on bag for a month. What makes the essentials list when I’m packing, and what doesn’t? More »
Bank Of Queensland is about to start offering its customers the choice of skipping the voice recognition system on its telephone banking and heading straight for the touch-tone menus. Is that a good move? More »
Firefox may have updated to 3.0.9 just last week with a few critical security fixes, but the folks at Mozilla are already pushing out 3.0.10—this time fixing a major stability issue and one security fix. Seems like a little bit of a bungle on Mozilla’s part to require two pushes so close together, but the plus side, of course, is that they do release important fixes with lightning speed. [Mozilla Developer News; Download]
Windows only: Hunting down application after application to fill a new computer with your favourite software can be a pain. Free application Smart Installer Pack makes it easy. More »
