One of the coolest, and probably unknown, features in Google Talk is the ability to click on the title bar of a chat window and to have it collapse. It doesn't exactly minimize the window but makes it smaller so that you reclaim your desktop space but you can also easily re-open the chat.

A big story just hit the front page of Digg which announced that Linspire, the creators of Freespire, is now offering their Click 'N Run (CNR) basic service for free.

Do you think Microsoft hates Mac's? Well, I'm sure they do except when it comes to running Microsoft software. They made Microsoft Office for a Mac because they saw an open opportunity to make more money.

Everyone is addicted to Sudoku and if you say you're not addicted then you probably haven't played it. Online versions have popped up all over the place to help people cope with their addiction. However, you don't always have an Internet connection wherever you go.

So the word is out that Google is now letting users download books for free from the Google Books site. I went ahead and decided to try it because I wanted to see how they would prevent other sites from downloading the PDF and redistributing it themselves.

As most of you know I try to post something funny every now and then. I came across this on Google Video and I couldn't help but laugh. It's so weird that it is funny in my opinion.

I have been the proud owner of the HP iPAQ 5455 for over a year now and it is great having the built-in wireless capabilities. One thing that every Pocket PC lacks in my opinion is a great browser. Opera has a nice mobile browser that I played with but I wasn't compelled to purchase it after the 30-day trial.

OpenOffice.org is a great Microsoft Office alternative but people say that it lacks some things that would really make it great. Maybe a bunch of templates or some clip art would help sway your mind into the world of open source software?

It looks like Flickr is now entering Zooomr's area of expertise: Geotagging. Now I'm not big on uploading my photos to the Web yet because I want the ability to order my pictures in a folder-like structure. However, I have used the services from both Flickr and Zooomr but it is tough to say which one is better.

So what would you do if you owned a Mac Cube? Someone figured out what they wanted to do and there was no holding them back. They took an ordinary Mac Cube and dressed it up to look like a MacPro. Looking at the pictures really shows that this is not a job of some amateur either.