Download Squad must have their deal huntin' glasses on today because they snatched up a one-time offer by Handango. For today only (until midnight Central Time) you can get CodeWallet Pro 6 for free on your Pocket PC. You don't have to sell your soul, sacrifice a goat, or anything along those lines.

It was just a few days ago that Amazon launched their DRM-Free music store which left many wondering if iTunes will be able to remain the top digital music store for long.  Now rumor has it that Facebook is in the process of putting together their own iTunes competitor.

Could you imagine owning a laptop or a cellphone that had a battery life of 30-years (without recharging)? Such a technology could render chargers extinct because it is much more likely that the battery will outlast the product itself. The betavoltaic batteries promise to do just that, and no they are not outrageously enormous.

You probably know what the "I'm Feeling Lucky" button does on Google's Homepage, but do you think most of the people around you do? Probably not.

Many of you have probably heard of Damn Small Linux before because of its extraordinarily small size for an operating system, but the new Puppy Linux 3.0 promises the same compactness. The Live CD for Puppy Linux is a whopping 98MB, which means that the entire operating system will likely fit inside the memory of a computer...even those that are ten years old.

In the very first file-sharing case to go before a jury, Jammie Thomas of Minnesota was found guilty of copyright infringement and ordered to pay $9,250 for each of the 24 songs that were shared over Kazaa back in 2005. That means she owes the RIAA $222,000 dollars.

When we introduced the site redesign back in July there were some worries about the disappearance of our CyberNet Release Calendar that was always located in the sidebar. That was the place where we kept you up-to-date about new software releases that were scheduled for the future.

Welcome to Daily Downloads brought to you by CyberNet! Each weekday we bring you the Windows software updates for widely used programs, and it's safe to assume that all the software we list is freeware (we'll try to note the paid-only programs).

If you can nod your head in agreement to some of the statements below, there's a chance that technology has taken over your life...