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New Google Apps Feature

By Mark on Tuesday, September 1st, 2009 | No Comments

You Gmail users have been able to open documents attachments in Google Docs for quit some time but did you know that you can now save them in GDocs. Open your message that contains the attachment. At the bottom of the message click “Open as a Google….” then just click “Save”. Now your Word, Excel, [...]

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Free Personal Finance Managers

By Mark on Saturday, August 8th, 2009 | No Comments

You never have to buy Quicken or MS Money ever again or never. There are perfectly good personal finance managers online. One of them is Quicken Online. This free personal finance manager has many of the features of its desktop counterpart without those features you never use. Quicken Online is OK. It works alright but [...]

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Windows 7 Tip

By Mark on Thursday, August 6th, 2009 | No Comments

Here’s a great Windows 7 tip from Veronica at Techzilla.

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Google’s New Wave

By Mark on Tuesday, August 4th, 2009 | No Comments

This is demo of a new product from Google that’s coming out later this year. It combines Email with a truly powerful collaboration tool and IM. This is the abridged version you can see the entire 120 minute video here.

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Win 7 Family Pack

By Mark on Saturday, July 11th, 2009 | No Comments

It has been reported by ZDNet and Computer World that a multi-licence of Windows 7 upgrade will be available. It can be installed on 3 computers and will cost between $135 and $159. What Microsoft is doing with Windows 7 is great. The OS is terrific! These deals are good! MS just seems to be [...]

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Graphical Search Engine

By Mark on Thursday, May 21st, 2009 | No Comments

Middlespot is a graphical web search engine. You enter your quire like you would with Google and click search, just like you do with any other search engine. The difference is on the page of results. The search results displays a thumbnail of all the sites relevant to the search. Hover over the thumbnail and [...]

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Linux Mint

By Mark on Friday, May 15th, 2009 | No Comments

I need a Linux that is lightweight. One that can run on old machines. I can install it and not spend a lot of time configuring. I think I have found it in Linux Mint. The one CD install loads most of the common applications like: Firefox, GIMP, Open Office, media players and CODECs. The [...]

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Cloud Storage Overview

By Mark on Monday, March 2nd, 2009 | No Comments

Here’s a list of services that will store store your files online. GMail- Send yourself important files as email attachment to a GMail account or use GMAil Drive to create a webased drive on your computer. >7GB/ FREE SkyDrive- 25GB of online Storage. FREE ADive- 50GB FREE Amazon S3- Unlimited storage for a very small [...]

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Gladinet Cloud Desktop

By Mark on Tuesday, February 24th, 2009 | No Comments

Thanks to Zack who commented to my SkyDrive post for this one! Gladinet is the future! It is Web 3.0! Gladinet is a great little application that brings all of your online storage to your desktop as virtual drives. Use online storages (Not only SkyDrive but ADrive, Google Docs, Amazon S3 , and others.) as [...]

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Hulu

By Mark on Tuesday, February 17th, 2009 | No Comments

Watch TV shows, movies, clips and internet shows all at Hulu.com. The video is pretty high quility for Flash video. Hulu is ad supported but the ads are brief and infrequent.

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