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Nextly: browse Reddit contents blazingly fast with the keyboard
Reddit itself has been designed to make contents linked on the site accessible.
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How to rename your Microsoft account
Back when Microsoft launched the email service outlook.
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Feedspot is one more good Google Reader alternative
Google has been in the news a lot recently, and much of it has been for all of the wrong reasons.
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Flash proxies: circumventing Internet censorship with Tor
Depending on where you live, you may not be able to access select websites or services available on the Internet.
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Dropbox now displays all shared links in its web interface
One of the great features of Dropbox is the ability to share files that you host on the server with other users.
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RSS Reader Feedly updated with 10 new features
The RSS Reader Feedly seems to have been a favorite choice of Google Reader users looking for a new home for their feeds, as more than 500,000 users made the sw
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Mozilla Persona: privacy preserving authentication service
Several companies, Google, Facebook and Twitter to name three, offer their own authentication services to third party websites.
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Dropproxy: hide your username from public links you share
If you are a veteran user of Dropbox you know that you can make use of the so-called public folder which you can use to share individual files or folders automa
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LastPass warns you now when you are using duplicate or weak password
You can improve the security of your online accounts by following a few simple password rules.
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How to use Dropbox's new photo feature right now
Dropbox back in January 2013 started to upgrade users to a new photo feature that improved the service's photo viewing and sharing capabilities.
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Firefox, IE displaying coupon popups? May be Yahoo Toolbar
Toolbars have been quite useful in the past, and with that I mean ten or more years ago.
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KickassTorrents, H33T and Fenopy blocked in the UK
It appears that media rights groups are still convinced that blocking sites or terminating accounts is the way to go in regards to the thriving P2P scene on tod
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DuckDuckGo: another bag of tricks to get the most out of it
I have switched the main search engine from Google or Bing to DuckDuckGo in all of my browsers.
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Bing: Create search result RSS feeds
Bing has a lot of great features under its hood that do not get advertised openly by Microsoft or the Bing Team.
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Feedly continues to improve its offering with a new skin
The past week or so has been a whirlwind for Google Reader fans -- which seem to be much more numerous than Google led us to believe when it announced that the
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Is Pheed the next big social media "thing"?
The social media niche is a crowded one.
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How to optimize Feedly for speed
If you are using Google Reader as your main RSS feed application you have probably started to evaluate other RSS readers to find the best suited alternative for
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FileBot: automatic movie and TV show renamer
I have ripped - and downloaded - some of the TV shows that I really like to my PC so that I can watch them whenever I want without having to find […]
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eBay to simplify sales on the site
Anyone still using eBay to buy and sell products? I have to admit that I visit the site maybe once or twice per year now.
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TabCloud: Cross-browser cloud-based session management
TabCloud was listed as Alan's number one extension for Google Chrome for 2012 and I always wanted to take a closer look at the extension to write a review of it
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Rapidshare to drop unlimited storage plans
It has certainly not been easy for file hosting providers ever since Megaupload was taken down.
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Social Media Image Maker: create images for social networks
If you hang out on several social networking sites you have probably noticed that they all make use of images in a variety of ways.
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Album Ripper rips and zips image archives for you on the web
Most web browsers make downloading a large quantity of images an unpleasant experience.
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Display RSS feed indicators on websites you visit
I remember a time when web browsers displayed an RSS icon in their address bar when you opened a website with a feed.
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Dropbox acquires Mailbox and the team behind it
Dropbox's buying spree has not ended yet.
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How to look up your Kickstarter transactions
The first item that I ever funded on the crowd funding platform Kickstarter finally shipped to my location.
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The official Twitter app for Windows 8 is now available
With Twitter limiting third party developer API access, users either have to find an application for their system that has not reached that limit yet, or use on
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Dropbox Torrent uses Dropbox to load torrents on local PCs
If you work on multiple computer systems, some local some remote, you may have encountered situations where you'd want one of your remote machines to handle a t
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The ultimate Google Reader alternatives list
When you ask around which online RSS reader Internet users make use of, it is almost certain that Google Reader will be mentioned quite often.
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Configure Outlook.com to always, or never, use SkyDrive for attachments
When it comes to sending files via email, users have quite a few options at their disposal to do so.
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Bittorrent Live public beta needs better controls
Bittorrent Inc.
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Dropbox 2.0 client update brings a new desktop menu
Dropbox has just released version 2.
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With TVU Player gone, what are some working PC TV alternatives?
TVU Player was one of the first TV on PC programs that I reviewed here on Ghacks, and while I have not used the program in years, it is still sad that […
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Grab free Marvel Comics (and others) over at Comixology
I have to admit that I stopped reading comic books a long time ago, and that I only browse through them occasionally when my nephew is visiting and has them lyi
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Why I stopped reading most computer magazines
Back in the early days of computing, magazines were one of the only sources of information about new software, games, trends and hardware.
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Binsearch: Binaries Usenet Search Engine
Binsearch is a free web-based search engine used to find binary files (binary Usenet content) across Usenet newsgroups.
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Box gets Screencast-o-matic integration
In today's technology-laden world many of us have an increasing need to capture images of our computer screens and share them with others for either a demonstra
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NinjaKit promises better Greasemonkey compatibility for Chrome
We all know that Google Chrome supports some userscripts right out of the box without installation of a third party extension.
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Gmail's account activity reveals browser details now
Google back in 2008 added a feature to its Gmail email service that displays the recent access history on the Gmail homepage after sign in.
