You know how when you get a pocket PC or a tablet PC, you have to start out by touching different points on the screen using the stylus to calibrate it? Mice are no different! From time to time you need to calibrate them so that they will work correctly. Using this ten second process, you'll have a fully calibrated mouse without needing any software.
Winamp 5.5 has all kinds of great new features, but one of my favorite things is the new Bento skin that it includes. It's not only slick, but also very functional. Pieter over in our forum posted a cool Easter Egg that involves the Bento skin, and I think you're going to like what you see.
Almost gone are the days of scheduling your VCR to record your favorite shows on video tape, and in are the days of using DVR's or DVD Recorders, the more convenient, efficient way to record shows. As other methods become more and more popular, we were wondering how many people still use VCRs to record shows, and how many have moved on to other methods for recording TV.
Back in July, Bill Gates was dethroned as the World's Richest Man after 13 years of standing king of the hill. His replacement, Carlos Slim, is owner of a Mexican telecommunications company and at the time, had a net worth of $67.8 billion. Given that Bill Gates lasted on top for quite a while, you'd think that Slim would have had at least a year reigning on top, however he didn't.
Google Notebook is, in my opinion, one of the best tools for saving content from websites. It just got a lot better, too, with some of the most requested features getting implemented. The most notable addition is support for labels, which in Google terminology means tags. Just like in Gmail you can label each of your notes, and then you can view notes according to the labels.
It looks as though Seagate has dug themselves a small hole, and is having a hard time getting out of it. On the packages of their hard drives they used to state the storage space in terms of gigabytes, which isn't anything out of the ordinary. The problem lies within how they specify what a gigabyte actually is.
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).
Friday is here once again! Today we thought we'd list some of life's unanswered questions, and maybe you'll have some time this weekend to ponder them.
