Back in March, we showed you Laptopfriendlycafes.com, which helped you track down independent purveyors of coffee who also offered Wi-Fi and power on the side. Now iPhone owners can do their research direct from their phone with a dedicated app.
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Google upped the relevance factor of its search results today with the launch of a new real-time feature that integrates live updates from blogs, news sites, Twitter, Facebook and more.
Windows only: You squeeze every bit of customisation and productivity out of your computer, why let those lazy keyboard LEDs sit idle? Put them to work as network activity indicators.
Lifehacker readers are a savvy bunch, and aren’t likely to be taken in by an online scam—but we’ve all got those relatives we worry about. Here’s our definitive guide to helping them stay safe online.
Now that both Google Public DNS and OpenDNS offer alternative, public DNS services anyone can use instead of their service provider’s DNS servers, the question is: How do you know if your DNS service isn’t working properly and if you should switch?
Windows 7 Starter Edition, the version loaded onto netbooks, isn’t supposed to offer “advanced” features like ad-hoc network sharing. In this one case, however, finding this feature is as simple as typing the right phrase into the Start Menu search.
While having a netbook slightly decreased the hassle of whipping out your laptop to check for wireless nodes, it’s still a pain. If you keep your PSP in your gadget bag, put it to work as a Wi-Fi scanner.
