Here is your week in review with Sunday's Summary! What was going on this week at CyberNet News with CyberNotes? Million Dollar Monday: Kaleidescape Stores All Of Your Media Time Saving Tuesday: Speed Up Photoshop And Acrobat Web Browser Wednesday:A New Web Browser, Firefox In Disguise? Tutorial Thursday: How To Customize Firefox's Toolbars Free For All Friday: Motorola's First Mobile Phone Dyna TAC 8000X Compared to RAZR VC3 Saturday's Weekend Warrior: Tips for Traveling With Your Laptop

Nowadays many people aren't traveling solo anymore; they are bringing along their laptops- both those traveling for business and those traveling for pleasure. We simply like to stay connected and do so with the help of our portable computers. This is made easy with wireless connections that are popping up everywhere from airports to hotels.

In 1983, the World saw the very first handheld cellular phone, the Motorola Dyna TAC 8000X. For $3,995 you could have been the proud owner of the 13 x 1.75 x 3.5 inch phone.

Some people go crazy with Firefox extensions and install them left and right. Extensions help to drive Firefox's popularity but they can also start to clutter up your toolbars:  Now I know that picture is a little dramatic because that guy installed 100 Firefox extensions, but it gives you a good idea of what may eventually happen if you never try and clean up your toolbars.

Everyone knows the people that refuse to use or even try Firefox because they are already used to Internet Explorer. You know, the kind of people that don't like change? You tell them "it is easy to learn how to use it" but they just tell you "Internet Explorer does everything that I need it to".

Two of Adobe's most popular applications, Photoshop and Acrobat, take disappointingly long to load up. Wouldn't it be nice if you could cut the loading time down? For me Photoshop would take almost 25 seconds to startup and Acrobat was also very close to that. It was time to trim down some plug-ins. The software I use below is free from AcroPDF Systems and does not require installation.

Approximate Price: $27,000We find more and more things to store on our computers as hard drive capacities continue to increase. Do you remember when computer games only took a few megabytes but now they take a few gigabytes! It isn't a big deal because most desktop computers come standard with more than 100GB of disk space.

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