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The newest version of our favorite open source web browser, Mozilla Firefox 3, offers dozens of new features and fixes, but only a handful will make the most dramatic difference in your everyday More...

To have a fighting chance against today’s rampant security threats, end users have to be informed and More...

Greasemonkey Firefox extension adds a bit of Javascript to certain web pages and runs it every time you visit, to change the functionality and appearance of those More...

Desktop Widgets can be handy little utilities that enhance productivity, scan the internet for the latest weather predictions or news headlines, or even provide a little desktop fun. These great desktop widgets will extend the usefulness of your More...

While Twitter is pretty easy to use, there’s an overwhelming amount of Twitter tools, plug-ins and applications being developed to support it. How can you determine which ones will best support you in your use of More...

OpenOffice offers a host of essential features, but as with most software, it would be nice to have it do just a little bit more. Jack Wallen has sorted through the scores of available OpenOffice add-ons to find 10 that are particularly well suited More...

Looking back on 2008, we can definitely call it the year of the Mobile More...

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Windows 7 is currently only a beta version, but it’s much better than the latest version of Windows Vista and it comes with a lot of new features. Unfortunately, some of them aren’t so easy to figure out More...

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Plenty of solid products are available to help you protect your system — and some of them don’t cost a More...

Disgruntled Vista users, take heart: According to Deb Shinder, Windows 7 addresses many Vista annoyances and offers myriad improvements of its More...