Folder Guide is a great little freeware application that will let you customize a list of folders to place in your right-click context menu that is displayed in Windows Explorer. If you are constantly navigating around Windows Explorer then I am sure you'll find this extension useful.

I think by now we are all used to the Windows startup sound and you could probably pinpoint it no matter how crappy the speakers were that it was playing out of. Microsoft might be changing things up a little bit by providing a new more "spiritual" startup sound in Windows Vista.

If you thought you were staying on top of technology with your 5-8 Megapixel camera, take a look at the camera the Swiss company Seitz has developed.  The Seitz 6X17 Digital scanning camera creates pictures at a whopping 160 megapixels.

It all started out as more of a joke and a way to get some attention and a few laughs.  Now it has Chris Fondell of Alaska Jewelry Inc thinking he needs to engineer a way to make this idea, The Remember Ring a reality.

It has been about a week since Microsoft released the Office 2007 Beta 2 Technical Refresh and it is running great for me. By default Office 2007 is setup to use the new file format that Microsoft came out with which is much more efficient than the old format. I have noticed that my file sizes are typically 50%-75% less than the original file.

For anyone that likes to listen to music while you browse the web with Firefox then I'm sure you are already using FoxyTunes. It is an extension that allows you to control your music player (WinAmp, Windows Media Player, Musicmatch, and many more) without ever having to leave your browser!

Logo54.com has a small, but cool, selection of logos that you can choose to make for yourself. All you have to do is type in the text that you want to appear in the logo and they will generate it for you. Here are the examples that I did:

Yay! Microsoft must have listened to all of the users who were complaining that they would not be able to disable Vista's startup sound. In the latest build, version 5728 that was just released the other day, you'll find a new option in the Sound Control Panel.

Here is your week in review with Sunday's Summary! If you missed something, check it out.

Google has added a new feature to Google Videos: Closed Captioning! That's right, you can now spend your time adding captions to any videos that you upload. They did it the easiest way that they could but it would still be pretty tedious if you were doing it for a long movie.

The other day we mentioned how a site had analyzed a lot of different software to see what slows down your computer the most.

When you're traveling for a vacation and you've brought your camera along, you may run into the problem of where to put all of your pictures. Sure you could get another memory card, or even a bigger one, but there are other solutions out there that may be worth investing in or looking into.

This was absolutely shocking to me when I opened my Inbox and an anonymous tipster had sent me an email with the public download page for Vista 5728! I was pretty excited as you could imagine but I'm not sure if I want to go through the whole process of setting my computer up again after getting RC1 all perfect.

CSS is a great way to customize the look of your site and just about everyone is using it. I love how nearly everything is customizable but sometimes I have a hard time remembering all of the properties. That is where this CSS Cheat Sheet comes in!

WebShotsPro came up with a pretty cool JavaScript package that you can add to your site which lets users see a small thumbnail of your hyperlinks. It is actually really cool and the best part is that you won't have to provide the extra bandwidth needed to do it all! They host the JavaScript themselves.

Is Microsoft starting to get concerned about their lack of an online productivity suite? Arstechnica believes that they're feeling the pressure and says that Microsoft is looking to take Microsoft Works online to provide a free alternative to a word processor.

Mozilla is currently testing an update process for those people who will be making major updates (such as from Firefox 1.5.x to Firefox 2). They currently activated the new process for people who are upgrading from one nightly build to another nightly build.

Paul Thurrott was definitely right when he said earlier that Microsoft was going to release Windows Vista 5728 to Connect testers this week, because it is now available. Unfortunately this release is not open to the public but the torrent will probably be alive by the end of today.

We knew it was coming soon and it is finally here: Opera 9.02! The list of changes is actually longer than I thought it was going to be but here are a few good ones to point out:

WindowsITPro is reporting that Vista 5728 will be the last version of the operating system that is released to testers before it begins the RTM process. Of course by tester they do not mean the general public, instead they are referring to the Microsoft Connect testers.