Yesterday we showed you how to make your own tonic water, but if you’re more of an active type, why not make your own sports drink as well? The New York Times has a simple recipe that shows you how.
Wired reports that over half of the web’s most popular sites are using Flash to track users who block traditional browser cookies.
It always seems like there’s so much to do and so little time to get it done. To better manage your hours, productivity weblog Zen Habits suggests that you forget about setting goals and try picking themes instead.
Windows only: System monitoring utility BatteryCare shows detailed information about your battery’s wear level, capacity, and consumption—and even shows the CPU temperature as an added bonus.
The Android Market keeps growing and phone choices are slowly growing, but finding the best, most useful stuff remains a challenge. We’re helping out with a roundup of 10 apps that get things done and make life easier.
Sick of the buzzing you hear over nearby speakers whenever a call or message arrives at your phone? We’ve previously posted a ferrite bead cable fix, but keeping a protective electrostatic bag nearby can also kill the buzz.
Web-based task manager Remember the Milk stands out for its ubiquity, and a few of its users have suggested novel ways to use its tags, priorities and separate lists as a multi-person household grocery and meal planner.
