It's always fun to get a sneak peek at what Google has in store for its users, and Tony Ruscoe managed to get a glimpse at a future Google Docs feature. He said that "after playing around with one of Google’s not-so-private experimental sites, I can confirm that offline access is currently being tested."

The offline access works with Google's very own Google Gears, and handles itself similarly to Google Reader's offline access. Tony

eBay has angered a lot of sellers over the years because they are frequently jacking up the cost of their fees to list the items. They are trying to make amends with all of the sellers by lowering fees across the board, which will become effective on February 20th, 2008. Well, maybe not all the way across the board.

Some of the listing fees

I've been using Twitter more and more these days, and it has surprisingly become a nice way to communicate with friends. That's one of the reasons why Automattic, the founders of WordPress, decided that they should make their own Twitter using WordPress. I mean why not, WordPress already has posting capabilities so it's all about skinning really.

What they came up with is a

Yesterday we wrote about Qtrax, a business that was launching "the worlds first 100% legal and free Peer-2-Peer music application" with all 4 major record labels on board. There was a ton of hype surrounding the launch, particularly because they said they had 25 million songs available for free.  Unfortunately for them, the hype was for nothing and all that has come out of this 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).

As you browse the Internet during the day, feel free to post the software updates you come across in the comments below

Time Saving Tuesday

Album art seems to be the hot new craze these days, and with Apple's Cover Flow (pictured below) more people want their library of music to be filled with gorgeous artwork. Cover Flow has changed the way that I find songs to listen to, and for that reason I wanted to show how you can use iTunes to retrieve your favorite album art.

Before we jump in