The latest issue of the TIO’s statistics on who gets complained about the most show that we’re more than willing to fight the good fight if we don’t get the telecommunications service we want. They also demonstrate that Dodo doesn’t seem to be getting any better. More »
Whenever I whinge about my PC experience, Lifehacker readers often suggest I should use a Mac instead. Next week, I’m going to give it a try and see just how easy it is to switch from one OS to the other by using a MacBook all week as my main machine. More »
If you run a small business and fancy taking advantage of increased depreciation rates on purchases over $1,000 — say a shiny new PC — then you need to do so before the end of December. But there’s a few rules to bear in mind. More »
Readers offer their best tips for knowing which wine glass is yours, tagging Gmail messages without labels, and reusing note paper around the house. More »
There are plenty of good online image editors, but uploading an image for simple tweaks can be painful, especially if the whole aim is making a picture easier to send by reducing its file size. ezyImageResizer lets you resize local images within your browser. More »
If you’re not travelling to Paris anytime soon to visit The Louvre, then grab the art museum’s free iPhone app. It’s packed with enough info about its famous paintings to make you feel like you’re there on a private tour. More »
Contemplating a move but want to know a bit more about the area you’re considering and make sure you’ll fit in? Suburb Matchmaker draws on a range of information to help you find the best match. More »
