Google just released a pretty cool feature for their Customized Search Engine (CSE) creator. For those of you unfamiliar with the CSE it is just a way for users to create their own search engine that returns results only from the sites they specify. For example, you could make a technology search engine that only queries technology websites for results, and

This was surely a long time coming, but it looks like there is a real add-on available for users who want to download BitTorrent files in Firefox. Previously we had reviewed FoxTorrent that worked as expected, but it had to install an additional application that was used to do the dirty work. It basically just used Firefox as a Web interface for the application.

The new add-on, called FireTorrent, doesn’t

A little over two weeks ago, Facebook Platform was introduced and third party applications started pouring in. It got quite the attention and buzz around the Internet, yet not a lot was said on Facebook itself. Once users started adding the applications however, they started spreading like wild-fire! If you use Facebook, you’ve had a few weeks to search through the growing list of applications and tinker around with some of them.  Any first impressions?

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Microsoft is no stranger to Easter Eggs since most of their products seem to have something weird that is itching to be found sooner or later. Instead of being a software Easter Egg, a new route has been taken and could prove to be a very widespread joke...if you have a magnifying glass.

If you happened to purchase a Windows Vista DVD

Ever since the new version of Google Analytics was released early in May, there has been a lot of feedback/complaints about some of the features, or lack thereof. Today they announced several changes with one of them being that Google Analytics has been taken out of beta. They also listened to the user feedback and made extra effort to incorporate new features and change some of the things

Last night DivShare launched a new redesign that added some really awesome features. One of the more most notable things is the new thumbnail view when managing files on your Dashboard. You can always switch back to the list view by using the appropriate link on the left sidebar, but I’m really digging the thumbnail navigation.

Previously DivShare also had a Premium plan available

Ed Bott over at ZDNet wrote an interesting article yesterday asking the question, “Is Steve Jobs planning a hostile takeover of the Windows desktop?” This question he says, stems from the recent introduction of Safari for Windows. “Why would Jobs want Windows users to run Safari,” he asked.

Thus far people have been asking why users would want to use it, but he’s right, the real question