Banks have generally fallen over themselves to release iOS apps, but have taken longer to find some Android love. Now NAB has followed St George to the Android party.
Mac OS X only: That new MacBook Air? It’s easy for a thief to hoist. Install theft-tracking solution Hidden and you’ll know your MacBook’s coordinates, screenshots, webcam pictures and other incriminating data—and the app (normally $US20) is currently free.
Aside from the obvious step of visiting the web page, Wthr.in is a very simple tool that uses location services to provide you with a weather forecast in your current location.
Many people feel speech recognition isn’t good enough for every day use, but several devotees couldn’t live without it. If you’re looking to start using speech recognition, David Pogue has some tips to make it more effective.
In an effort to gain a foothold in the exploding mobile market, Windows is unveiling a new low-power version of Windows next month — but not available for a while longer. From the Wall Street Journal.
If you’re an avid Skype user, you’re probably aware that Skype’s been suffering downtime today. They’ve updated their blog with more details (in short, supernodes went down, so they’re creating new mega-supernodes — I’ll bite), but it’s likely going to be a few more hours before your Skype account is back up and running.
