What's Good (and Free!) in the iTunes App Store
Click to view More than 550 new applications arrived for the iPhone and iPod touch this morning in iTunes' brand new App Store and more than 130 of them are available for free. Today we're taking a look at the best free applications for your iPhone and iPod touch, available once you've got iTunes 7.7 and the iPhone 2.0 software update installed. Note: Most of the apps listed here work with both iP
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Firefox 3's Smart Location bar suggests URLs as you type based on an algorithm that combines both how often you've visited a web site before, and whether you've got it bookmarked. A combination of frequency and recency of visits, the Mozilla developers call the "AwesomeBar"'s suggestion algorithm "frecency"—but it's not set in stone or hidden away somewhere. In fact, the weight of each attribute i
Power User's Guide to Firefox 3
You already know about Firefox 3's marquee new features, but now it's time to dig deep and unearth the shortcuts, tweaks, and even Easter eggs that Mozilla marketing doesn't mention. In honor of today's official release of Firefox 3—at 10AM Pacific Time—let's dive in past Firefox 3's most talked-about feature-set into its lesser-known power uses, tricks, and customizations. Shrink the Super-sized
Top 10 Clipboard Tricks
Click to viewOne of the greatest features the point and click interface brought to personal computers is the clipboard - that invisible, temporary shelf you use more times per day than Google. If you think the clipboard is only about Ctrl+C, you're missing out. Several utilities can turbocharge your clipboard and track, transfer and reformat the clipboard to your heart's content. After the jump, o
Create an RSS embedded desktop
Looking to make better use of the desktop? Instead of mindlessly staring at the wallpaper, a user at Instructables embedded a bunch of RSS feeds right into the desktop. The Instructable helps you build an HTML file with your favorite RSS feeds and size it appropriately for your desktop. The final product is a lightweight desktop background chocked-full of RSS feeds that automatically updates itsel
Organize and search your feeds with Fastladder
Google Reader has been our web-based RSS favorite for about the last 8 or 9 months (ever since we migrated from Bloglines), but there are a few areas where GReader has been slow in development—namely search. New web-based RSS reader Fastladder picks up the slack where Google Reader has been slow to develop. So what makes Fastladder so great? Fastladder has integrated search! It's really fast and e
Reformat your Gmail address with dots
You can reformat your existing Gmail address by inserting dots (periods) anywhere within your Gmail username. The Gmail Help pages explain: Because Gmail doesn't recognize dots as characters within usernames, adding or removing dots from a Gmail address won't change the actual destination address. Messages sent to [email protected] and [email protected] are all delivered to your Inbox, and only yo
Give a folder its very own drive letter
Say you've got a folder you refer to all the time - like your My Documents or data folder - and you're sick of navigating a deep hierarchy to get to it. The CodeJacked weblog has a solution: assign a drive letter to the folder for quick and easy access. Pretend that you have a file folder called C:\data\word_docs, that you use it constantly, and that you would like to refer to it with a shortcut o
Visit unavailable web sites with Resurrect Pages
All platforms running Firefox: The Resurrect Pages extension lets you visit offline websites that are unavailable for one reason or another. Resurrect Pages displays a list of options on the "Server Not Found" page in Firefox and links to popular cached pages like Google Cache, Yahoo! Cache, The Internet Archive, etc. that could let you check out the site even if the server is down. Powerhouse sit
How to build a Firefox extension
Ever since we started releasing home-brewed Firefox extensions here at Lifehacker, several readers have asked: How difficult is it to build a Firefox extension? For someone with a bit of programming experience, the answer is not that difficult. The meat of a Firefox extension is simply Javascript - the not-very-mysterious stuff of bookmarklets and regular old web pages - and a markup language call
Hack Attack: Sync your Greasemonkey scripts across computers
by Adam Pash Click to viewGreasemonkey is by far my favorite Firefox extension. It's the first extension I install on a new installation of Firefox, followed quickly by a slew of my favorite Greasemonkey scripts. The only problem that I've had with Greasemonkey in the past is that it's hard to keep my scripts in sync across all of the computers I work on, requiring me to duplicate work and install
Create passwords in a flash with Strong Password Generator - Lifehacker
Need a safe password right now? Head to Strong Password Generator, click a button and presto: You've got one. The site can generate passwords ranging from 5-21 characters, all of them adhering to various rules listed right on the main page (such as including both uppercase and lowercase characters, symbols, etc.). In addition to generating a password, the site provides a mnemonic to help you remem
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