Previously mentioned mail aggregator NutshellMail just received a nice upgrade. In addition to compiling your alerts from Twitter, Facebook and elsewhere into scheduled emails, you can directly post or reply to Facebook and Twitter, and specify which updates come through. More »
Eight months after the rest of the world, BlackBerry App World has finally been made accessible to Australian users, letting BlackBerry owners browse a range of free applications for the popular device. More »
While the MacBook Migrant project doesn’t start officially until next week, I have been spending time setting up the machine while fielding lots of helpful tips and the occasional nasty comment. Two pieces of reader advice have already proved very useful to me as a keyboard shortcut junkie. More »
Every weekend, we comb our memories and archives to compile 10 useful items addressing a specific topic you may have forgotten about, or just happen to be excellent. Here are the list(icle) posts that proved the most popular in 2009. More »
Want to keep a record of your travels for others to read, but don’t run your own blog and don’t fancy using Facebook? TravelPod allows you to upload photos, memories and journal entries to let everyone know how much fun you’re having on the road. More »
iPhone/iPod touch: VisiCalc creator Dan Bricklin—you know, the guy who invented the spreadsheet—has delved into mobile development and released his first iPhone application, Note Taker. Rather than using the iPhone keyboard, Note Taker lets you write notes with your fingertip. More »
Deal-of-the-day site Zazz is running a slightly weird variation on Kris Kringle on the site today: pay $4.99 to send a random item to someone else you don’t know. More »
