Whenever your anti-virus program fails or you are having to clean someone else’s computer, a way to clean your system is by using malware scanners. If you ever have the need for these types of tools, one you should take a look at it is a-squared Free.
Like most tools in it’s class, a-squared Free scans [...]

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I use Google Reader as my RSS reader and am subscribed to enough feeds that I get approximately 100 new items daily. Obviously, this is way more than I can read so I need to make sure I am only subscribed to feeds that I actually read, otherwise the shear number of items becomes overwhelming. [...]

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NNTR means No Need To Reply. Where this originated from I haven’t a clue, but it’s something that has been dormant for years that I believe needs to be used again.
Were I to hazard a guess, I believe NNTR came about due to one of two reasons. Either the fact email used to actually cost [...]

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If you seldom use graphics editors on your computer and only need them on occasion, using an online image editor may be for you. A tool which can fit this use quite nicely is Sumo Paint.
Sumo Paint can be run entirely within your browser and supports the ability to both save files to and open [...]

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This is a guest post by Elisabeta Ghidiu.
VPNs are a common subject these days and they are being used both by home users and companies. From a company point of view, when we think of a Virtual Private Network we think of an intelligent tunnel that encrypts data at the IP level and send the [...]

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Whenever you get a call from a number you don’t recognize, you can do a reverse lookup to find out a little more about who the caller is. So from that line of thinking, TinEye allows you to do a reverse lookup on an image file.
TinEye is a reverse image search engine. You can submit [...]

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If there’s two things Ubuntu has always been, it’s brown and orange. This has a striking resemblance to the not-so good looking nature of, say, a shag living room carpet circa the 1970s.
You can’t convince me that a brown interface with bright orange icons looks good. Not a chance. Ubuntu has been like that for [...]

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