Problem: I have connected an addition monitor to my laptop and I’m running it on dual monitor configuration (not clone). Since one screen is bigger than the other, both are running at different resolutions. This causes the wallpaper to appear a little messed up.
Solution: Jon Tackabury’s DisplayFusion is a [...]

Orkut sends an email notification whenever someone leaves a scrap on your profile, but the email just contains the link to your scrapbook, and not the actually message. Rahul Bansal’s newly launched Orkut Feeds service will partially solve our problem.

Orkut Feeds will neatly translate your scraps into RSS feeds, and lets you subscribe using [...]

StumbleUpon is a great way to explore interesting web pages, videos and killing spare time, but unfortunately their toolbar supports Firefox and Internet Explorer only. Digital Inspiration writes a super quick workaround, which allows any unsupported browser like Safari or Opera to use StumbleUpon without installing their toolbar.
Just visit http://www.stumbleupon.com/demo/#url=http://google.com and you’ll notice a web-based [...]

Microsoft recently unveiled its new website called Microsoft Student Experience beta, aimed specifically for students. The site is divided into four main sections, namely, Academics, Socialize, Get Involved, and Careers. Each of these sections contains Featured Products/ Resources, How-Tos, and Downloads. For instance, the Academics section features Microsoft products like Office Ultimate 2007, OneNote 2007, [...]

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