Whether you’d like to hunt down words you overuse or you’re looking to turn text from your manifesto into word art, TagCrowd can create a simple tag cloud based on the frequency of words. More »
We’ve seen the power of strategically placed tinfoil applied to Wi-Fi routers. Kip Kay, the man with boundless DIY enthusiasm, shows us how to apply tinfoil inside a remote control to boost its reach. More »
So often, writing an email involves opening a new tab to look up something, copying the link, then heading back to paste it. Gmail’s latest Labs feature consolidates that process with pop-up Google searches. More »
You can do a lot of neat things with iTunes beyond organising and playing music. Brian Tong at CNET demonstrates how to create and print custom, mosaic-style covers for My Awesome Mix CD. More »
The first Saturday in May is Free Comic Book day, when participating retailers offer a free copy of selected titles as a comics-boosting measure. And while the initiative is pretty US-centric, Australian retailers are taking part on May 2. More »
Word already has some pretty neat citation and bibliography features built in, but if you don’t mind getting grubby with a little XML, you can make it even more efficient. More »
Can’t keep track of all those “deal of the day” sites offering intriguingly cheap (though often unbranded) gadgets? US site DealSucker has began beta testing an Australian version of its aggregator. More »
Twitter has added a Search button to its main page, with results displayed in the main window in the same style as its existing feed of live messages. More »
Hand Luggage Only has officially kicked off as I head towards Adelaide, but I hadn’t even managed to leave my home suburb before the first potential disaster kicked in: my BlackBerry Curve 8900 stopped working. More »
We’re already big fans of anything that corrals our cord clutter, but we can’t help but appreciate the craftsmanship that went into this very clever DIY earbud owl. More »
