Tumblr, the fast and sleek way to start and maintain a no-stress blog, just added a direct video upload option, giving users 100MB of space per clip to post to their tumblogs. More »
If you’re a woman studying in a computing-related field and would find a $5,000 scholarship for 2011 useful, then the Google-backed Anita Borg Memorial Scholarship is definitely worth looking into. Applications close May 1, 2010. [Anita Borg Memorial Scholarship via Official Google Australia Blog]
Unpaired socks are the bane of any laundry routine, especially in larger families. Lifehacker reader Bob solved the problem by using special pegs to keep socks paired and assigned. More »
It might be expanding its range of mobile services, but Woolworths still has no immediate plans to offer a specific data plan on its Everyday Mobile service. More »
Dell’s recent competition to design a custom notebook lid attracted more than 4,000 entries from across Australia. Here’s our selection of some of the best. More »
Readers offer their best tips for using advanced hotkeys for currently selected items in Windows Explorer, managing shavings that fly around while drilling, and transporting clothes short distances without dropping anything. More »
Pyramid charts look a lot more attractive than bar graphs, which presumably explains why Office’s charting option includes so many of them. However, their visual appeal shouldn’t blind you to the fact that they often misrepresent data. More »
During a weak economy, people may be reluctant to spend hard-earned money on investments and risk losing it all. Money blog Steadfast Finances says there’s no need to be fearful of investing as long as you’re smart about it. More »
If you still enjoy reading newspapers in a semi-traditional format, Google has a fairly substantial archive of older papers in scanned form that can be searched from its Google News Archives section. More »
