Windows: If you’re a number pad ninja and dislike switching to your mouse hand to move windows around your desktop, WinLayout is the perfect utility for your system tray. It utilises your keyboard to move, resize and shuffle windows around. More »
With Gmail’s on-and-off outages this week garnering quite an outcry from net users, you might think everyone but your Aunt Marge is using Gmail’s web interface. PC World runs down Six Reasons Desktop E-mail Still Rules. Among those we (admittedly Gmail-positive) can relate to: better filtering and rules, drag-and-drop attachments, and the “Redirect” command. What advantages does your desktop client have over webmail?
Fancy some comparison shopping on the go? Price comparison site GetPrice has launched an iPhone app for retail rating on the go. More »
Is the entrance to your home overwhelmed by clutter? Chances are you haven’t got somewhere to plonk everything when you first walk in. A “landing strip” — an area designed for storing those items — can solve that problem and provide a decorating talking point. More »
Chances are good that you’re making more money now then you were just before the millennium turned — but are you keeping pace with the average Australian? More »
If you meet someone new and want them to contact you online, which option do you share? Twitter? Facebook? Your blog? Start page Hi, I’m collects all that information in one location. More »
One year ago, Google Chrome came out of nowhere to re-ignite the browser debate. Today, it’s reached (development) version 4.0 and it’s anchoring a much-anticipated operating system. Here’s a look back at where Chrome’s been in 12 short months. More »
While it’s good to know that Perth will be getting another mobile broadband option next March with the rollout of a 4G service, it’s not quite time to throw a party and ditch all those 3G USB modems. More »
