Do you remember when you played Pacman how you could go off the edge of the screen, and almost magically you would popup on the other side? You can setup your computer mouse to do the same sort of thing. When you touch one edge of the screen it automatically jumps over to the other side.

Back in October Google's Vice President of search products, Marissa Mayer, said that less than 1% of Google's visitors use the I'm Feeling Lucky button. I wasn't surprised to hear that it was used that little, but despite being such a small percentage it still has a big impact on Google.

With all of the popular products available this holiday season, I was wondering what the five most wanted were.  Any guesses? My guesses included the Wii, the iPhone, and maybe an iPod. I just came across CNET users' weekly top 20 most products which gives us an idea of what people have on their wish lists. So here's the top 5 most wanted gadgets for the week of November 18th.

Just like last year, Amazon is running their "Amazon Customers Vote" event in which customers browse through six rounds of different products priced at insanely low prices, and then vote for the product they'd want to buy. Whichever product wins each round with the most customer votes will be sold randomly to people who voted for the item.

It seems like it's been quite a while since Flickr launched a new version of their popular uploader, and it has. That's why it was nice to hear that Flickr Uploadr 3.0 Beta has been pushed out the door. It comes with the same great features as before, except they've added a few additional features that make it even better. You can get the new Uploadr here.

We've always been a relatively large fan of the Comodo Firewall Pro software, not only because it is 100% free but also because of its award-winning reputation. The new version pulls out all stops bringing full support for both XP and Vista 32-bit and 64-bit versions! After playing with this for a few hours I would have to say that they did it again ...

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).

Has something ever happened to your Firefox bookmarks, and you were left wondering how you could get back the bookmarks that you lost? Some of you may be using a service such as Foxmarks (review) so that all of your bookmarks are also backed-up online, but often any change you make to your bookmarks will also be reflected in the service you're synchronizing with.