We knew that Google had been working on integrating Encyclopedia Britannica and Meriam-Webster’s dictionary into Google Docs, thanks to the Google Operating System Blog.  Google has yet to release this feature, but now there’s a way for you to start using the dictionary through the use of a short line of JavaScript code.

Tony Ruscoe is always good for digging around and finding  ways to use the new Google features before they’re released. This

About a week ago we gave you some insight as to what you can expect from the new CyberNet design that we’re preparing to launch. We’re almost completely finished with it, there’s just a few little details left. It’s been tested in Internet Explorer 6 & 7, Firefox 2 & 3 Alpha, Opera 9, and Safari 3 Beta and works beautifully. Our goal is to give our visitors an experience unlike any other blog out there, and

The JPEG photo format is great because the resulting images have a reduced filesize, but it is often at the expense of the image quality. There are varying levels of JPEG compression, some of which are noticeably horrible while others are pretty good. The result of poor JPEG compression is often blotchiness and "artifacts".

There is a free program called the JPEG Enhancer that will reduce some of the bad

For Windows Vista Ultimate users, the “extras” that were promised have been a bit disappointing thus far. While four different extras have been released (Windows Hold’ Em, 16 Language Packs, Secure Online Kay Backup, and Windows Bitlocker Drive Preparation Tool), one of the most anticipated, DreamScene, has not yet been released in its final form.

And to make matters worse, the Ultimate Extras team has been so quiet over the

We reviewed the MP3Tunes online music storage service last week and it has thoroughly impressed me. They have free software available to sync your music with their servers, and the only downside was that they gave away limitless storage to just a small number of free accounts each day. They did, however, say that when you signup and get the 1GB of storage that they

I am a big fan of the Google 411 service (1-800-GOOG-411) since the number is easy to remember and because it doesn’t cost a thing. I’ve used it on multiple occasions, and especially for calling ahead to make a reservation for a restaurant. Both Ashley and I have been extremely impressed with the voice recognition capabilities even though we thought it had a small chance

iDay has come and gone, and analysts are estimating that 500,000 iPhones were sold over the weekend (they were only predicted to sell 200,00). And with a survey indicating that 95% of buyers purchased the more expensive 8GB model, Apple brought in at least $297 Million! This reminds me of the Monday morning Box Office stats that are announced saying what the top movies grossed.

Anyhow, after a weekend to