Lately we've been finding ourselves discussing applications that we really like for one operating system, that would be great on another.

Today's Weekend Website is called Docstoc. If you've ever looked for a web-based service for sharing and discovering documents, you'll want to check it out.

Today's Funny Friday just proves how popular Windows is. It's everywhere, and when something goes wrong with Windows, it's not to hard to spot. Today's article is a collection of images people have captured when they spotted the infamous Blue Screen of Death (BSOD) while they were out and about.

When it comes to computers I'd say that keyboard shortcuts (a.k.a. hotkeys) are something I couldn't imagine not having at my beckon call.

We all love our Firefox extensions that set out to make us more productive and social, but what about the ones that appeal to the entertainment side of our brain? That's right, there have been several extensions created that bring classic arcade games and more right to the Firefox browser.

In this day and age almost everyone has a USB drive that they use to transport data, and if you're like me you probably have more than one.

In the past we've mentioned Messenger Plus a few times. It's an add-on for Windows Live Messenger (WLM) that adds all kinds of features and extras. There are millions of people who use WLM yet don't know that Messenger Plus exists, so we thought we'd take some time today to explain the benefits of the add-on and all that it offers.

Back in December, we introduced you to a site called ConsumerSearch, an online publisher and aggregator of consumer product reviews and search. We talked about the benefits of putting the time into reading reviews before you buy including time saved and money better spent.

Several months ago we put together some tech trivia so that you could test your tech knowledge. It was fun, so we decided to do a Part 2! We tried to make some of them a little more challenging than others. Let us know how you did!

Have you ever been working on a project where you wish you had a copy from a few hours or days ago before you made some changes? Most people never think about being able to setup a system that manages revisions of files (a.k.a. version control) because they think it's too complicated, but it takes only minutes to do using the free Cobian Backup software.

Google Maps is hands down my favorite online mapping service because it has a simplistic design, which in the end makes it load extremely fast. Not only that but they offer features not found on other mapping services, including Street View, Wikipedia integration, and even walking directions.

One trend that I've noticed as bandwidth and hard drive storage space continues to grow is that sending CD/DVD's over the Internet is becoming a preferred way for distributing media. These files are typically in an ISO or BIN/CUE format, which most people will then burn to a CD/DVD before using them.

Today we're taking a look at our Top 10 applications for the iPhone followed by a list of some of our other favorites. For those of you who have your own favorite apps, let us know what they are in the comments...

When you think of the Wikimedia Foundation, what comes to mind? For us it's immediately Wikipedia and Wikipedia co-founder Jimmy Wales who started the foundation. It's based in San Francisco, and the foundation operates several wiki projects including the ever-so-popular Wikipedia.

As we mentioned the first time around, some people like to trick out their cars with a fancy paint job and an expensive set of wheels while others like to trick out their Xbox 360's with a fancy case modification. Today we'll be taking a 2nd look at what people have been able to do when they got creative with their Xbox 360.

It's been exactly one month since I uploaded the first version of CyberSearch to Mozilla's site, and since then we've had 4,000 downloads of the extension. What's really kept us going are all of you who have expressed how valuable the extension has become, and we're now averaging 4.60/5.00 stars from the 34 reviews we've received thus far.

A few weeks ago we wrote about a Firefox extension that could post to Twitter right from the address bar, and it impressed me to say the least. One commenter, who goes by the name lilmoder, cleverly pointed out that you can do the same thing in Opera using its keyword search functionality.