Windows only: If you’ve ever needed to extract a small section of a much longer video to share with friends or family, Free Video Cutter 1.1 is a dead-simple solution. More »
Reader cain novocain took the experimental Firefox Desktop extension and made it his real desktop, an interesting idea for those that spend all their time in the cloud. More »
A clever user at DIY site Instructables walks through how to transform an old suitcase into an impressive, portable light box. More »
iPhone only: Email n’ Walk overlays an email composition window on top of the view from your iPhone’s camera, so you can type out an email and watch where you’re going. More »
It’d be easy to argue that the reason most modern writers become fatigued quickly when handwriting is because the muscles are out of service thanks to extensive computer use. The real culprit is grip strength. More »
Windows only: Free application iWatchSyncer monitors any folder on your computer and automatically adds new MP3s to your iTunes library, bridging a very annoying gap in the default iTunes behaviour. More »
Chrome only: Whether you want to split the screen to compare two things side by side or to take advantage of your expansive widescreen monitor, Chrome Dual View splits the Chrome browsing window in two. More »
Lifehacker reader Orioto stunned us a few months ago with his gorgeous paintings of classic video games for your desktop—and he’s at it again with another must-see collection for your eye-candy needs. More »
Yesterday we showed you how to move your home folder to another drive in OS X; if you’re a Vista user, now it’s your turn. More »
Lifehacker reader Jordan loves the easy browsing that enabling auto-completion in Firefox provides, but found it just didn’t work for some sites. The fix? Removing bookmarks with “www” stuck at the front. More »
