I've had a countless number of people ask me whether it's possible to convert a PDF to a Word DOC file. Up until now I had never known of a free application that would do it without having some sort of trial limitations. Thanks to Free PDF to Word Converter you can do it without dropping a dime.
On Tuesday an Opera developer was asked during an interview if there were any plans to develop the Opera Mini browser for the iPhone later this year when Apple releases the SDK. The developer responded with an enthusiastic "Yes," but didn't expand on it.
At next year's CES, I wouldn't be surprised in the least if they ban bloggers, at least Gizmodo! The video below explains why. Gizmodo calls it the "meanest thing" they did at CES, and I kinda have to agree, although it is funny as well. Apparently they got their hands on TV-B-Gone clickers.
AOL is embarking on new ground with their next milestone release of the AOL Instant Messenger (AIM). Just yesterday they released AIM 6.8 Beta to the public with a new feature that I'm guessing more people will hate rather than love. That's why it's a good thing it's optional!
Wired Magazine's Fred Vogelstein wrote an article that really caught my attention - The Untold Story: How the iPhone Blew Up the Wireless Industry. It's a lengthy article (4 pages), but it includes little known details about what was actually going on over at Apple during the time leading up to the official launch of the iPhone at Macworld just one year ago.
I can't believe it's finally here, but KDE 4 has been pushed out the door! After about 8-months of rigorous testing of pre-release versions they have managed to get a stable edition of KDE 4 assembled and made available to the public.
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).
Canstruction is about two major things: construction and charity. It's a design/build competition where engineers, architects and others come together to construct structures made entirely from cans of food. That's right, all of the images you see below are creations made from cans of food-- full cans of food.
