There’s not too much rocket science involved in losing weight, but conveying that information concisely can be a challenge. Fitness trainer Rehan Jalali offers up a summary of how to stay lean that fits within the 140-character limit of a Twitter post. More »
You don’t have to look further than the trending topics on Twitter to work out the service is dominated by Americans. However, Australia turns out to be a pretty large part of the Twittersphere, ranking at number 7 on the list of countries using Twitter and account for 2.39% of all active Twitter users. More »
Reading text messages or emails while driving is illegal, dangerous and stupid, none of which stops lots of people from doing it. Free BlackBerry app DriveSafe.ly reduces the risk by reading incoming messages out loud. More »
Windows only: We won’t judge you by your startup sound or music, but your co-workers might. Keep your startup silent and embarrassment-free with system tray utility Auto Mute, which runs in the background and mutes your sound on logoff, suspend and shutdown. More »
Windows only: Ever wish you could set an automatic time limit on how long you (or someone else) can use your computer to play games or browse the internet? Romaco Timeout lets you do exactly that. More »
Google’s possible withdrawal from China because of hacker attacks has been big news, and now reports suggest that Adobe was targeted by the same attackers. The takeaway lesson? Plug those holes in your PDF security arrangements pronto. More »
Chrome only: Extension FastestFox adds a bunch of new options to Google Chrome to search multiple sites, add related links and turn text URLs into clickable links. More »
Today’s workspace is a simple and neat workspace created when sitting at a traditional workspace wasn’t an option. More »
