In less than ten days Windows XP will no longer be an option when purchasing most computers, despite the fact that over 208,000 people requested that the XP deadline be extended even longer. It's time to move on people, or is it?

After the deadline manufacturer's will only be able to offer XP on machines that are taking advantage of Vista's downgrade rights. That

Tutorial Thursday

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Sticky notes are one of those things that many of us have grown accustomed to placing all over our physical workspace, and our children. They serve as a great way to remember important things, but eventually you have so many of them that it becomes difficult to find what you're

Time Saving Tuesday

Converting from one unit of measurement to another is something that should never be difficult, and luckily there are several online unit converters that make the process drop-dead simple. They save you from having to lookup any conversion values, and often take less than a second to return an answer to you. That's why today we're going to outline three of our favorite websites that will do

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Have you ever wanted to create beautiful vector graphics, but don't have the budget for Adobe Illustrator? Maybe what you need is Creative Docs .NET? Not only is it completely free, but it also has a large number of features that give the competition a run

Tutorial Thursday

Windows only
Wouldn't it be cool if there was a way for you to dominate those "shoot the monkey" ads that popup all over the place? Just imagine all of the fame and glory you would receive from your friends! You just need one tool to get the job done... a mouse auto-clicker.

On

Web Browser Wednesday

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Have you ever wanted to have more control over how your browser used it's bandwidth? Some routers will let you do this for Quality of Service (QoS) reasons, but it's also possible to achieve the same results using some free software. There are multiple reasons as to why you might

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One of the features that Mac and Linux users alike are accustomed to is having shortcuts to any connected drives sitting on their desktop. It provides a quick and painless way for you to access USB drives, memory cards, cameras, and anything else that you connect to your computer.

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