Have you been wanting a little more privacy to your bookmarks? If you are a Del.icio.us user then here is your chance! The same guy, who happens to work for Google, that just made the Greasemonkey script to add Google Reader to your GMail account also developed a script to import your bookmarks to Google Bookmarks from Del.icio.us.

The importer does require you

Mozilla is on the final stretch before they release Firefox 2! That's right, Firefox 2 RC3 has just been released but all of the bug fixes are under-the-hood so you may not notice too much of a difference.

The downloads have been placed on the FTP but I have put together the easy-to-use downloader for your convenience:

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Google has said that they plan on keeping YouTube as it's own brand but that doesn't mean they won't try and promote it, right? When I was on YouTube today I happened to stumble upon this video and I thought it was kinda amusing. :D

I'm not sure how legal this is but Softpedia currently has the pre-release version of Adobe Reader 8 available for download. The Adobe Reader site says that version 8 is coming soon but they only offer download links to version 7.

The download went a little slow but I was able to get it installed on Vista without any problems. The primary reason that I wanted

Optimus is preparing to announce a completely new input device called Upravlator next week and the image above is supposed to be a life-size mock-up. Yep, it is a teaser that they provided because you can't really tell what it is going to be. Here is the information that they give on their blog:

It will be plugged into your second monitor port. It will be

We are all preparing to see what Microsoft can offer for a solution to the animated desktop that they are supposedly working on for the Windows Vista release. In the mean time Vista testers can, mostly for sheer amusement, set a screensaver as your desktop's background.

I Started Something put together a tutorial for manually doing it but the easiest way is to just use

The blogging world is really taking off with Technorati reporting that they are tracking over 57 million blogs. That is pretty insane even though a large number of those blogs aren't very active.

When something becomes popular though everyone tries to make things that will help users receive a better experience, and it may be for free or you may have to fork out some money.