One of the things that the Opera browser does way better than Firefox is skinning. In Opera you can go to their skin site, find a theme that you want to install, and preview it immediately in the browser. No restart is required.

Mozilla looks as though they are experimenting with a similar method via an extension called Personas. With Personas you'll be

As you witnessed earlier today with the iPod Touch, Amazon is a great source of deals. The real question is how do you find all of the deals that you're looking for without spending hours browsing through their products each day. Deal Locker has setup a great search tool for Amazon that will help you hunt down some of the

It's time to hand out the first of many 2007 CyberNet Awards! The category is Best Customer Service, and we have three different winners in this category. These are all companies that we've had to deal with on items that we've purchased, but ended up having troubles somewhere down the road.

I recently purchased a two-year subscription to the new ESET Security Suite, and I have to

PCWorld recently published their "15 Biggest Tech Disappointments of 2007" which they said were "much-ballyhooed products, sites, and services, it turned out, left much to be desired." They called them the "biggest losers" and said that they left a sour taste in their mouths. After reading the list, I'm not sure what was up with their editors when they made

Starting today and stretching until the end of the year, we will be handing out the coveted CyberNet Awards to the most deserving companies, applications, and gadgets out there. It's almost like winning an Oscar, only there isn't much fame and glory associated with the CyberNet Awards. Oh, and you won't receive a statuette, but who wants another dust collector anyway?

But one thing

Looking for a good deal on an iPod Touch? Here it is... Amazon has the 8GB iPod Touch on sale for $269.99 from the original price of $299. According to Pricegrabber, the lowest elsewhere is $284, but then of course you'd have to pay shipping.  Over at Amazon you'll get it for $269.99 shipped. And you'll even receive it before Christmas if by chance this would be a gift for someone, assuming you order

How convenient would it be to have a readable calendar for the entire year on one business card? Lifehacker recently pointed out the "Thumb Calendar" created by Adam Sporka which has all of the months of the year on the front and back of a business card.  It's a compact design that really is pretty nifty and would fit perfectly in your wallet. At first glance, it will look confusing. But stare at it