A year ago the BumpTop virtual desktop software left many people in an "I want it" frame of mind. I was surely one of those people as the demonstration showed files being thrown around the desktop just as you would in real life. You could crumple icons up like a piece of paper, sprawl pictures across a desk, and organize everything into tidy stacks with just a few clicks.

So

It was more than a year ago when we last wrote about MyBloop, a file sharing site, and we mentioned a way to download music that others upload to the site. They shutdown for awhile because they couldn’t keep up with the hosting needs, and after several months they are back for more.

Since it is a file sharing site you would think

Back in the beginning of May, Yahoo announced that they would be closing down Yahoo Photos, a process that would occur over several months. Those who have photos stored on Yahoo have been given a few different options as a replacement service, and yesterday marked the day that Yahoo made the tools available so that users can begin the process.

Flickr is the first choice that they are giving users, seeing as they are owned by Yahoo.

I love cheat sheets because my memory, well, sucks. If I’m programming I often need to look up information, but most of the time all I need is something to get the juices flowing in my head. That’s where cheat sheets come in.

The first place that I always look for the cheat sheets is at ILoveJackDaniels.com who, despite the odd name, has

Yahoo has just added a few new modules to their personalized homepage, My Yahoo, with one of them being a module for Gmail. Yep, Gmail, their competition. That’s not the only one however, there are several others that were added and I must say, they’re all pretty useful and practical.

Gmail Module:

First we’ll start with the Gmail module.  It’s actually a mail module so that you can see your email from other non-Yahoo accounts. Gmail isn’t the

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The free ZoneAlarm firewall program just received a welcomed update that includes Vista compatibility. To the best of my knowledge this is the first free firewall that has been released for Vista, although Comodo did just reach the alpha stage with their’s.

For those of you who think that Vista is secure and

Now when you go to search for a video over at Google Video, you’ll notice a few changes when you click to view one of the video results. Google has implemented a new frame at the top of the Google Video Search, and it looks much like what you would see when you do a Google Image Search.

You’ll have the option to collapse the frame, or even remove