Monthly Archives: September 2010

As a big fan of photo-sharing site Flickr, one of the most frustrating things about the popularity of photo sharing on social-networking site Facebook has always been the relatively terrible quality of Facebook’s highly compressed photos. Starting today, that’s changing. … Continue reading →

Tomorrow’s the first day of October, which, thanks to Halloween, kicks off the flurry of holiday invitations. In anticipation of the festivities, let’s hear all about your favorite tools for sending and managing invitations. More » Full Article

Google Street View now tours all seven continents, Xmarks is taking pledges from users willing to pay for their browser-syncing service, and commercials that hike their volumes up may finally come to an end. More » Full Article

Tech how-to blogger Amit Agarwal details how to combine a Dropbox account and a simple script with any device that supports Dropbox (which includes almost all popular smartphones and Windows/Mac/Linux operating systems) to remotely or wirelessly print documents on your … Continue reading →

Hard drives and optical drives are the most failure-prone items on a laptop. They’re also among the easiest to swap out, upgrade, or, in some cases, live without. Here are the best fixes for saving, replacing, and speeding up your … Continue reading →

With the quality of cellphone cameras approximating that of yesterday’s point-and-shoots, you can take some amazing photographs on your iPhone. It gets even better with the right apps apps. Here are our favorite photography apps for your iPhone. More » Full … Continue reading →