Many of us spend quite a lot of time in our workplaces yet spend precious little time thinking about how that workspace is laid out. It’s time to assess the state of your workplace and improve it. More »
iPhone/iPod touch: Ever since the FeedDemon/NetNewsWire RSS readers announced exclusive Google Reader syncing, we’ve been waiting for that anywhere-you-go goodness to arrive on iPhones. Now it has, and NetNewsWire 2.0 is almost certainly better than Google Reader’s mobile site. More »
We’ve noted the IKEA Signum cable manager for its intended function in the past, but with minimal repurposing it can also be a useful storage repository for handbag addicts. More »
Every developer appears to clamour to build iPhone applications, but online clearance store iDumpit has taken a different route, building a BlackBerry-only client instead. More »
Wireless networks free you up to use your laptop wherever you want at home, but they can represent a major security risk if you don’t set them up properly. Here’s some easy but often-neglected ways to enhance the security of your home (or office) Wi-Fi network. More »
Ticket resale site TicketChoice has revamped its site, adding a calendar-style listing of upcoming events where people are selling spare tickets and tools to promote those sales on Twitter, Facebook and other sites. More »
Getting to see your favourite band in concert is fun, but preserving the night through photos can be tough, especially given the less than ideal stage lighting found at most venues. Next show, adjust accordingly by applying the optimal exposure settings. More »
White balance is one of the settings which newbie photographers often ignore. However, if you’re regularly taking indoor shots, then adjusting the white balance can dramatically increase the quality of your photos. More »
Google today released a new browser plug-in called Google Chrome Frame that creates an unholy union between Internet Explorer and Google Chrome, rendering web pages in IE using Chrome’s rendering engine. More »
