As we begin 2010, there are over 100,000 iPhone apps available for download — an overwhelming array of choices, but plenty of gems if you know where to look. To help you out, we’ve compiled all of Mashable’s iPhone app reviews in a definitive list to kick ... Continue Reading

// I’m determined to learn computer programming in my lifetime. Yes, it’s all a foreign language to me, but I so admire the work that developers do. I think they should receive Emmy awards or something. Many of them certainly don’t get the recognition (or financial backing) they ... Continue Reading

As 2009 winds down and we try to come up with new and clever ways of referring to the early years of this century, there's really only one thing left to do: declare our ten favorite gadgets of the aughts. It's arguable that if this wasn't the decade of gadgets, ... Continue Reading

Kolibiri is a fully fledged OS written entirely in assembly code and fits on a floppy disk. After a wave of operating system releases, it's easy to become somewhat bored with the software side of computing. ... Continue Reading

It had to happen eventually -- I'm just shocked it took this long. Bing!, exclamation point not optional unless I also want to be sued, has filed a suit against Microsoft for confusing the public of St. Louis Missouri with its Bing (no exclamation point) search engine. It's the kind of ... Continue Reading

With the Chrome Extensions gallery now fully up and running, the number of awesome extensions is multiplying at a rapid rate. What I've tried to do here is offer up the best, the most useful and the must-have extensions for Google Chrome. To use the extensions you will need to install ... Continue Reading

Installing the latest device drivers is an essential task for keeping your system running at peak performance, but almost all of the driver update solutions out there aren’t actually free. Thankfully, Device Doctor is absolutely, completely free to use. Device Doctor comes in two flavors—the regular installable version, and a portable ... Continue Reading

In the last weeks tens of thousands of people have been hit by a major attack that harvested not only email addresses and passwords, but also their ‘security question’ and their alternate email address and password. This meant that not only could spam email be sent from those accounts, but if ... Continue Reading

If you have given DVD burning software a try, by now you must have learned that the best software always comes with a price tag attached. You must have gone through tones of freeware available on the internet but found them just not up to the task i.e. lacking at ... Continue Reading

With last weeks release of Fedora 12, we were eager to give this new version a try. We decided to do some testing on our new MSI CR-600 Laptop (specs here) For this review we used the Fedora 12 64 Bit Live CD. Installation went without issue, the first thing we ... Continue Reading

More information is coming in from various testers regarding the Office Starter 2010 build that Microsoft released to a group of selected testers late last week. Office Starter 2010 is the Microsoft-designated replacement for its Microsoft Works product. Starter will be a low-end, free (but ad-supported) bundle of Word and Excel. One ... Continue Reading