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Fedora 9 Puts Your Desktop on a USB Drive [Linux On A Stick]

This week's release of Fedora 9 makes carrying a full-fledged Linux desktop around on a USB drive a three-click affair. Even better, you don't need Linux installed to create it, you can leave the...

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Mojo 2.0 Windows Beta Shares iTunes Over the Internet [Beta Beat]

Windows only: Adam already walked you through how to download music from your friends' iTunes libraries over the internet using Mojo, and now Windows users can get in on the fun. Install the Mojo...

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MobileTraffic Brings Live Traffic Shots to Your Phone [Traffic]

Visiting New York City and wondering whether a cross-town cab is any faster than the subway? Mobile|Traffic, a free web service for mobile phones (and standard browsers as well) offers updates from...

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FeedDemon Updates, Gets Faster and Better [Featured Windows Download]

Windows only: Freeware application Newsgator, voted one of the best RSS newsreaders in our recent Hive Five, has released a new update with significant performance enhancements and new features....

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Best RSS Newsreaders [Hive Five]

From blogs and online newspapers to calendars and social networking sites, the internet is a constant flow of information directed straight at your already full brain. Luckily, everything offers an...

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First Look at Thunderbird 3 Alpha 1 [Screenshot Tour]

The latest version of the free, open-source email manager, Thunderbird, is in the wild—in an alpha release rough enough around the edges to earn the code-name "Shredder." It doesn't have all...

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Swiftword Plants Text in Your Memory [Mind Hacks]

When you absolutely have to commit your presentation notes, interview points, or other words to memory, a Tachistoscope, which rotates images at varying speeds, can be the next best thing to a neural...

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Gmail Addons Embeds Any Webapp in Gmail [Featured Greasemonkey User Script]

Firefox with Greasemonkey: The Gmail Addons Greasemonkey script embeds any page you specify inside Gmail's interface. By default, it comes with Google Calendar and the Google Talk gadget. (If this...

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How to Cram All Your Travel Gear in One Bag [Travel]

Now that most of the major airlines have begun charging an extra fee for checking a second bag, National Public Radio's All Things Considered tackles the art of one-bag packing, interviewing Doug...

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ReadAir Brings Google Reader to Your Desktop [Featured Download]

Windows/Mac/Linux (Adobe AIR): Free, open source application ReadAir syncs your Google Reader feeds to the comfort of your desktop. ReadAir—whose three-pane interface looks and feels much more...

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Top 10 Things You Forgot Your Mac Can Do [Lifehacker Top 10]

Macs may be more expensive, and Mac users more elitist (ahem), but blind Apple loyalty aside, there are a number of neat features bundled into your Mac that make it super useful and fun. We've...

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IntelliScreen Adds Widgets to iPhone's "Slide to Unlock" Screen [IPhone]

Add email, calendar updates, RSS feeds, and more to your "Slide to unlock" home screen with IntelliScreen, a free application for jailbroken iPhones and iPod touches. Similar to the widgets of...

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Google Now Maps Real Estate Listings [Real Estate Search]

Google Maps now makes it easy to check out real estate listings in a certain area: click on the "Show search options" link next to the Search Maps button, and choose "Real Estate" from the drop down....

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Best RSS Newsreader? [Hive Five Call For Contenders]

If you spend any amount of time on the web, you're doing yourself a disservice if you haven't found a decent RSS newsreader to keep on top of your favorite web sites. If you aren't using one, it's...

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Google Maps Integrates Wikipedia, Geotagged Photos [Wikipedia]

Google Maps has integrated Wikipedia articles and geotagged photos so you can see points of interest and images of any geotagged photo on a Google Map. The data, accessible through a new More...

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