Do you like reading articles but just don’t have the time? Would it be more convenient to LISTEN to the many articles you want to read as podcasts on your daily commute? That’s where modern technology comes in to bring us programs like SoundGecko. No, it’s →
Collaborate in real time and track projects, with KanBanFlow
Do you run a business or have to collaborate with colleagues that are in other states or countries? Do you need a new way to track productivity on projects? Do you enjoy organizational tools in general? If you answered yes to any one of these then →
Genieo: combine a startup page with a content recommendation engine
Imagine if someone was peering over your shoulder, looking at the kinds of websites that you frequent, and then presenting you with more of the same or related content that they think you would like. Would that be the best thing ever?, or the worst? Depending →
‘PaperRater’ is a virtual editor that checks your spelling and grammar – for free
Did you ever wish you could have a professional editor check your work before turning it in? Are you familiar with the concept and use of a spell checker but still worried about grammar mistakes? Well worry no more, and put that wallet down! PaperRater is →
Secure your WIFI connection wherever you are, with ‘WIFI Protector’
Do you worry that your WIFI borne personal information will be intercepted? Are you concerned with the security of unsecured WIFI networks that you use at coffee shops and other ‘public’ venues? If so, WIFI Protector may be the answer to your paranoia prompted prayer for →
Get notifications from Facebook, Twitter, Gmail and others in a single stream, with Chime for Chrome
We all have accounts on multiple online services like Gmail, Facebook, Twitter, etc, all of which can send alerts and notifications. If getting a handle on all of these is getting a bit too labor intensive then check out ‘Chime’, a very handy extension for Chrome →
Explore the planet from the International Space Station, with UrtheCast
Are you fascinated by space, pictures from the Hubble telescope, or the way the Earth appears from the moon? If so, you will be thrilled to learn that there’s soon to be a way you can get astronaut-type views of the planet, in real-time, online, at →
Mount an FTP server as a local drive (part 2): ‘SFTP Net Drive Free’
If you would like to map an FTP or SFTP server as a local drive, we’ve got great news: SFTP NET Drive Free is free software that can map an FTP/SFTP server to a local drive letter which can be accessed just like a normal Windows →
See the world for free with GoogleSightseeing
Do you enjoy travel but can’t get out and about as much as you’d like? Would you love to see places that others have talked about but can’t afford to visit the Balkans in winter? If so, GoogleSightseeing may be just what you’ve been looking for →
Open all images on a page in a single tab, with Img2Tab browser extension
This comes in handy when browsing image rich websites and forums like Reddit, Pinterest, or Flickr, where instead of going to each and every image link or thumbnail and opening it individually, you could open them all at once, photoblog-style, in a single tab. Img2Tab is →
Send files to another computer, with FileDrop (Windows, Mac)
Imagine the scene: you are sitting in your living room/office/cafe and would like to send a file to someone’s computer who is next to you. What do you do? Email it? Copy it to a shared Dropbox folder? Attempt to configure a shared network connection? With →
How to create and share your own customized Chrome themes
Are you one of those folks that loves to customize the heck out of everything? From your custom cell phone cover to your airbrushed t-shirts and everything in between and beyond, there’s a way to customize just about anything these days. Browsers are no exception; Chrome, →
