I'm going in and out of Windows Explorer all day since I have a bunch of files I'm always trying to manage. One of the nice things in Windows Vista is that you can add favorite folders and locations to the sidebar for fast access, but I don't think anything is as fast as Side-by-Side Explorer.

Sometimes finding a great deal online is like trying to win something out of a claw machine. The key is knowing how to beat the claw machines, and there are some techniques that can let you walk away a winner (watch the video at the end of this post).

It seems like the rumors of a Google Phone have been going around and around the web for years now.  Really, it's only been about a year and up until recently, I wasn't convinced that Google even had a Phone in mind.

If you use iGoogle as your personalized homepage, here's a great little tip for you. Now you can change how many columns you'd like for each tab! I'm not sure when this feature was implemented, but it's something that Google Blogoscoped just wrote about, and something I didn't know was possible previously.

Almost one year ago Eudora announced that it was going to start using Thunderbird as the backend for its popular email client. After all that time the first installment of Eudora 8, labeled as Beta 1 (codename Penelope), has been released.

During the month of July, Apple's iPhone accounted for 1.8% of the mobile handset sales.  While this number may not seem like much, it's quite an accomplishment for Apple, particularly because it's their first time entering the mobile phone industry.  This information came from a recent survey conducted by ISuppli who also revealed that the iPhone outsold Smartphones for the month, another impressive accomplishment.

Word quickly got around that Opera 9.5 Alpha was making its big debut today, and I think it's time we start our Alpha Addicts Anonymous (AAA) sessions to help cope with our pre-release addictions! The Opera team has delivered on its promise of an early Alpha build for the next major milestone codenamed Kestrel.

Hard drives are becoming huge these days, and most applications have begun to make use of the abundant space that barely ever gets filled up. I’m a big proponent to full-featured applications as long as they serve a purpose, but size isn’t always the best representation of quality. To prove that, I set out to find 15 top-notch apps that take up little to no room on your hard drive.