Transfer Files Faster in Windows with TeraCopy

By Kyle Judkins | Dec 3, 2008

If you’re new here, you may want to subscribe to my RSS feed or you can subscribe by email. You can also connect with us through social networks. Thanks for visiting!I have been a Windows user for a long time now, but I have always been a little disappointed at the speed [...]

Top 5 Blogging Tools for Mac: Tool #3 Image Shackle

By Luis Sandoval | Nov 26, 2008

You’ve got your research and your writing done. You’ve probably crafted an amazing post after all this, but it does you no good if people don’t find your post interesting. Aside from a good title, images are the next factor that readers will see and that will determine whether it will draw them into your [...]

Top 5 Blogging Tools for Mac: Tool #2 Ecto

By Luis Sandoval | Nov 19, 2008

After gathering all your information through Newsfire and formulating the post in your head, it’s time to take that idea and put it on “paper.” Writing can be the hardest for those that are not used to writing on a regular basis, and writing via the online tools like Blogger and Wordpress may not be [...]

How To Transfer Photos from Flickr to Picasa

By Kyle Judkins | Nov 17, 2008

Recently, I moved from a Flickr account to a Picasa Web Albums account.  The main reason behind the move comes from the fact that I use Picasa as my desktop photo organizer.  The one thing that kept me from switching earlier was that I didn’t want to have to move all of the pictures I [...]

Take Control of Your Drives with Drive Manager

By Kyle Judkins | Nov 5, 2008

If you have a vast home network or lots of external and internal hard drives and optical drives, it can sometimes get hard to manage all of those drives.  Drive Manager is a light weight application that helps you manage all of your drives in a better way.

Drive Manager shows just about every stat and [...]

Monitor Your Computer’s Performance with FreeMeter

By Kyle Judkins | Oct 9, 2008

FreeMeter is a great and free utility that allows you to monitor the performance of your computer.  It’s great if you are a techie that wants to see how your newly built PC stacks up to some stress or if you are just curious at how your computer runs when you have all those windows [...]

Analogy Screensaver

By Kyle Judkins | Sep 23, 2008

The other day I ran across a very cool screensaver called Analogy while stumbling through the Internet.  I thought it was really interesting, so I decided to share it with all of my readers.  I think the creator described it best by saying,
“Analogy is a typographic clock which fuses the immediacy of digital with the [...]

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