We’ve been promised them since the start of the year, and sure enough just in time for Christmas the Australian market is filling up with Android tablets. Planhacker looks at what’s on offer from telecos and retailers, and what you can expect to pay.
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We love to automate things in our home here at Lifehacker, and it turns out that with just a router, an Arduino and an RF switched outlet, you can control pretty much any electrical device you want from your smartphone or computer.
A recent study suggests that simply seeing healthy choices on a menu satisfies our desire to be healthy, causing us to be more likely to choose more indulgent foods when we actually place our order.
With AirPrint shared printer support suddenly absent from Apple’s recent OS X 10.6.5 update, iOS printing support is severely crippled. If you want to ensure you’ll be able to use shared printing on your iOS device, here’s how.
Mac OS X: Black Hole makes quick work of (securely) deleting sensitive files on your Mac, overriding locked files and other common issues. Even better, it automates a number of other deletion tasks based on criteria you specify.
