Even if you’ve hacked out some less-than-healthy food from your diet, it’s still possible to overdo it with healthy food. Use this simple hack to help control your portions.
A new-to-me Android 2.1 shortcut: If you want to use voice input without hunting down the microphone button on the keyboard, swipe your fingertip across the entire keyboard to start it instead. Start at 0:25 into the video to see it in action.
Everyone knows that packing your own lunch is an effective way to save money and eat healthier food, but it certainly get a bit predictable. Mix things up with these tips.
There are three ways to tether your Android handset and get sweet internet love even where there’s no Wi-Fi in sight: the risky-but-free rooting method, the still-geeky-but-not-as-bad free route, and the $US29 easy way. Here are the pros and cons of each.
Even if you’ve got an extremely original idea for a business, software or product, it’s hard to succeed if you don’t keep up with your competitors. Free web app Competitious helps you track your competition with collaborative feature comparisons, news feeds and more.
Netbooks are a great compromise between pecking away a smartphone keyboard or hauling a tank-size laptop around — but they aren’t without shortcomings. Make the most of your netbook with these netbook-friendly tips, tricks and applications.
If you like the idea of a URL shortener powered by Google but you’re not really sold on the idea of having to install the Google toolbar to get access to it, the Goo.gl Bookmarklet takes care of that problem.
Author and entrepreneur Seth Godin has a handy suggestion for making complaints — to customer support, bosses or anyone, really — that will actually get heard and acted upon. The secret? Reverse your starting preface, and leave out the word “but”.
