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If you use Firefox as your primary browser then you're probably familiar with extensions (or add-ons). There are an almost endless number of them available, but here are five that I find indispensable and I add whenever I set up a new PC. Xmarks Xmarks is, by far, my number one Firefox extension. It's simple, works across all platforms, and
Recently Mozilla released the Beta 4 version of Firefox 4.0. Like all Firefox Betas in the past it will break your add-ons, but it also adds some REALLY cool new eye-candy. The biggest additions are Panorama and Sync, but there's also a slick new interface. The first thing you'll notice is the interface - specifically the toolbars. It's not vastly
It's been a while since I paid attention to web traffic, specifically browser numbers. So, what I saw today was a bit of a shock. It seems things have been changing recently, on just about every front. For a start, I thought Firefox was gaining share. I seem to think I heard that in several places. I also thought Explorer
Can you believe planning is already underway for CES 2011. Crazy as it may sound we have our first meeting on Saturday.. We are really ramping it up this year by adding a 4th component to the content. Lots of tech news tonight and hopefully the oil leak remains sealed until they can get a final fix in. What a
The Lenova A63 Giveaway is happening now Listen to Win. The only way to Win is to Listen and act before the show on July 6th! I talk in depth about the July Fund Raiser. I understand some of you will have reservations but if you have thought about supporting the show. This will be the month to do it.
I talk more about the studio upgrade initiative and hope that you will be inclined to support the podcast. The goals is to raise $10,000.00 in the next 30 days a hundred dollars or more at a time. This is to help finance the planned studio upgrades. Support is completely voluntary details on the Geek News Central Insider page. Congrats
I always forget about this website. When I finally go there to check my site amongst OS browsers, I always find one small problem. Quick change in the CSS and everything is all better. I am talking about Broswershots. They simply take my site and call it up using different browsers on all Operating Systems. Linux, PC, Mac and BSD