SkyDrive Explorer Mounts Your SkyDrive in Windows Explorer
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Portable Ubuntu Runs Ubuntu Inside Windows
Windows only: Free application Portable Ubuntu for Windows runs an entire Linux operating system as a Windows application. As if that weren't cool enough, it's portable, so you can carry it on your thumb drive. Built from the same guts as the andLinux system that lets you seamlessly run Linux apps on your Windows desktop, Portable Ubuntu is a stand-alone package that runs a fairly standard (i.e. o
Most Popular Free Windows Downloads of 2009
We've featured hundreds of free Windows applications over the course of 2009 that we hoped might bolster your productivity, workflow, or your PC usefulness in one form or another. Here's a look back at the most popular Windows downloads of the year. As with 2008's most popular free Windows downloads, keep in mind that the apps featured here are chosen by the popularity of the associated post we pu
Google Wave Desktop Notifier Keeps You On Top of Your Wave Inbox - Google Wave - Lifehacker
Google Wave Desktop Notifier Keeps You On Top of Your Wave Inbox Windows only: Google Wave has a lot of potential, but it's also another inbox to keep track of. Google Wave Desktop Notifier is a small system tray application that will let you know when you've got new messages in your inbox. We've featured a Google Wave notifier before in the form of a Firefox extension, but if you prefer a non-bro
Google Sync Updates with Push Gmail Support
Google Sync, released earlier this year, keeps your calendar and contacts synced between your mobile phone and Google account. Now they've added that great, final bit of ultimate sync support by pushing Gmail to your phone. If you're sporting an iPhone/iPod Touch, Windows Mobile phone, or Nokia S60 phone, you can now set up Google Sync to actively push your email to your device, ensuring you're ne
Gmail Tasks Keeps It (Too) Simple
A late arrival to the crowded space of web-based to-do lists, Gmail Tasks has graduated from experimental status and is now available to all users by default. Should you start moving your to-do's into Gmail Tasks? Short answer: Not yet. What Gmail Tasks Doesn't HaveYou're all hot and heavy to jump onto the Gmail Tasks wagon because there's that Tasks link, beckoning all sexy-like from your Gmail s
Lifehacker Pack 2009: Our List of Essential Free Windows Downloads
Lifehacker Pack 2009: Our List of Essential Free Windows Downloads We feature downloads of all kinds every day at Lifehacker. Today, however, we're bundling all the best free downloads for new computer owners, re-installers, would-be geeks, or anyone who wants to save time installing the best stuff out there. This is our 2009 Lifehacker Pack for Windows computers. The idea is the same as when we f
Shutdown, restart, and sleep Vista from the keyboard
Shutdown, restart, and sleep Vista from the keyboard Most of us still rocking XP are well-versed in the shutdown shortcut: Hit the Windows key, they press 'u' to see the shutdown dialog. Windows-u-r-Enter, for example, will restart your computer. One of the first things keyboard fans noticed of Vista is that these familiar keystrokes no longer work. The How-To Geek details how to access this menu
What's New in the Windows 7 Release Candidate
Windows 7's Release Candidate is free and available for download, but what's all that different from the beta version? Quite a bit, it turns out, and we've got the screenshots to prove it. Note: We apologize for all the other-page links leading off this page, but the robots that power Lifehacker's image galleries are rebelling against the idea of multiple galleries on one page at the moment. We'll
Growl for Windows Adds Mac-Style Notifications
Windows only: System notification tool Growl for Windows is a slick, customizable, universal alert system for your applications—so you don't have to be jealous of your Mac friends anymore. After installing the utility, you'll have to download plugins to support application-specific notifications—the current set of plugins supports iTunes, Firefox, Microsoft Outlook, Pandora's AIR application, Visu
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