The new fad these days is collaboration via video conferencing, instant messengers, or just by sharing files over the Internet. Google Docs has been known to embrace that by offering a collaboration feature on both their document or spreadsheet service, where sharing the information is as simple as entering in the user’s email address.

When sharing a document with people, you can choose whether they are a collaborator who can make changes to

Someday you may be wearing a ring on your finger to control the cursor on your screen. That’s if a group of undergrad students from WPI in Massachusetts get their way.  They’re hoping that what they’re working on is the next generation mouse. Instead of the bulky mouse that’s always by your side, you’d wear a ring.

This ring would allow the user to control the cursor on the screen by

The newest version of Taskbar Shuffle not only lets you rearrange items in your Windows Taskbar, but it also works for the System Tray! Moving your Taskbar items around is as simple as click and drag, and if you want to rearrange the icons in your System Tray you’ll need to use a hotkey while dragging (the hotkey is set to Ctrl

Today is a great day as Issue 1 was just released of the Full Circle Ubuntu Magazine. It’s 42 pages of sheer goodness that walks you through how to do things on Ubuntu, and points you in the direction of some great software. Here’s a quick overview of what you’ll find in this issue:

• Install Ubuntu Feisty Fawn, step by step
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On Wednesday, YouTube officially launched the new interface for their embedded player. We didn’t think it was a big deal to write about it because we had already mentioned the new look a couple of weeks ago when it first peeked out. However, it’s worth mentioning now because it didn’t go over very well with the YouTube crowd at all. In fact, many people were outraged.

The problem that most people had was that by hovering

Total Commander (formerly Windows Commander) is a Windows Explorer replacement that has just about all of the features you could ever want. Now after more than 7 months in the works version 7 has been released with a lot of great features, including a slightly new look.

First and foremost I would like to add that this is not a free application.

Apple is either really confident in their new iPhone, or they’d rather just be safe and have plenty to go around should this take-off. Apple is said to be shipping 3,000,000 iPhones, according to Business Week, for the June 29th launch. Given that, if you plan on going out to buy one, don’t worry, there should be one available.

Analysts have said that Apple would be able to sell about