If you're managing a pile of projects—and you're the only one working on them—the massive feature lists of most business-focused project management applications are overwhelming and unnecessary. So we're wondering: What tool do you use for managing your personal projects? More »
Street Slide is an experimental Street View killer, libraries quietly beat Netflix in DVD rentals, an Android wallpaper app jacks data from 1 million users, we get a peek at Internet Explorer 9, and Google's mobile search share is colossal. More »
Windows only: Popular BitTorrent client uTorrent added a web interface, so you can remotely access your transfers from a web browser. Since then, they've added support for the web interface to the iPhone, and, more recenly, iPad and Android devices. More »
Google regularly updates its Chrome web browser in three channels: the Stable channel, Beta channel, and Dev channel. They've even added a Canary build for people who want bleeding edge features next to stable ones. Our question: Which are you using? More »
If you feel like you clean up but never really get rid of clutter perhaps you need a perspective shift. Use a still or video camera to record your spaces and get a fresh look at things. More »
Windows only: The SysInternals suite of utilities, including the excellent Process Explorer tool, are a must-have for any serious geek, but they don't come with a built-in way to keep them updated. Here's how to keep them automatically updated. More »
While Verizon users have been graced with the Wi-FI-enabled Palm Pixi Plus, Sprint users are stuck with the toned-down Pixi. DIYer Royce, however, has found an easy way to get Wi-Fi on the Sprint Pixi. More »