Original image on the left, vectorized on the right

Have you ever had a photo that you wish you could blow up to a much larger size? Doing something like that would require a vector image, which is a graphic format that has no size limitation. You're in luck because there is a new service in town, called VectorMagic, that will take your regular images and

Those of you living in the United States know that Thanksgiving is approaching pretty quickly which means turkey and football! For some, the more important date is the day AFTER Thanksgiving otherwise known as Black Friday (for those of you living outside of the United States, you can read about the experience that Ryan and I had last year to give you an idea of what Black Friday is all about). Tomorrow's CyberNotes article

Back in March we introduced you to a service called Feedity which creates a feed for sites without syndication. As I had mentioned at the time, there's nothing more frustrating than coming across a site that I'd like to keep tabs on that doesn't have any syndication available. This is why Feedity and other services similar to it like Drapper are so helpful. In the comments of that article, Karveira pointed out a

We just wrote about how Gmail 2 breaks a lot of the Greasemonkey scripts that are available, and Gina from Lifehacker turned right around and released Better Gmail 2. As expected this version only has a fraction of scripts that the original extension had, and it still lacks some of my favorites: Google Calendar integration, Google Reader integration, and Folders4Gmail. None

Given the fact that Google Video has had a software based uploader for quite some time, you would have thought that YouTube could offer the same thing. They haven't though, up until now. Just yesterday YouTube announced that there is now a multi-video uploader available for download. It's a pretty small download and

Demonoid, a popular invite-only BitTorrent tracker, seems to be swimming in some murky waters lately. At the end of September Demonoid was forced to temporarily shutdown by the Canadian Recording Industry Association (CRIA), which is equivalent to America's RIAA. They came back online a few days later after installing a system to block all Canadian traffic.

Now the CRIA is after them again, but this time

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).

As you browse the Internet during the day, feel free to post the software updates you