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Calgoo Is Now Free
The Calgoo team has decided to make the full version of Calgoo 2.0 free. Calgoo is a desktop calendar management application for Windows, Linux, and OS X. It allows you to manage your calendar, and synchronize it with Google Calendar, Outlook (2003 and 2007), 30 Boxes, and iCal. Not all of the Calgoo features work [...]1 Comment | Read More | Tweet This
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Three Essential Microsoft PowerToys
If you plan on sticking with Windows XP for as long as you can, there are a lot you can do to optimize it and better your XP experience. Even though a lot of us are guilty of not performing it, basic maintenance is essential. If you don’t already do so, you should run Disk [...] Read More | Tweet This
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Calgoo Is Now Free
The Calgoo team has decided to make the full version of Calgoo 2.0 free. Calgoo is a desktop calendar management application for Windows, Linux, and OS X. It allows you to manage your calendar, and synchronize it with Google Calendar, Outlook (2003 and 2007), 30 Boxes, and iCal. Not all of the Calgoo features work [...] Read More | Tweet This
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Facebook: What to Expect with the New Interface
I enjoy using Facebook. After using Friendster, Tribe, MySpace, and Orkut, Facebook was a breath of fresh air. I have never received Spam, and I’ve only had one or two random people try to “friend” me during the 2 years that I’ve been a member. Since Facebook evolved from a university setting, it lends itself [...] Read More | Tweet This
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What’s Missing from Google’s Office Suite
Since the launch of Google Docs, it’s been obvious that Google is slowly constructing a full-scale online office suite. Even though Microsoft’s hold on the market is loosening, the vast majority of web-based office productivity applications still have a long way to go before they can replace their desktop counterparts. So far, Google is holding [...] Read More | Tweet This
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Retiring Old Gadgets
Gadget lovers all want the newest, fastest, most feature-rich gadgets they can afford. Those of us who surf the bleeding edge usually end up with a bunch of cell phones, Blackberries, computers, and music players, that have a lot of life left in them after we’ve done using them. The question is, what is the [...] Read More | Tweet This




