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Get organised today with Do It (Tomorrow)
Be more organised by letting yourself do things tomorrow? Try it and see.
Power up Google Chrome with Extensions
Google has taken extensions to its Chrome browser and turned them into an entire software platform.
Power up Google Apps with Marketplace
If you run your own domain through Google Apps, App Marketplace is a great service to explore.
Power up your Gmail with Labs
Flicking a few switches in the Labs settings can add some very cool features to your Google experience.
Add a Twibbon to Twitter the easy way
Add a little picture to the corner of your Twitter profile picture without any photo-editing fuss.
Give Google Chrome a multiple profile makeover
Split activity in one browser across multiple accounts by adding Profiles to Chrome.
Dead browser forms come back to life with Lazarus
Stop tearing your hair out after losing an email or epic blog post due to browser form failure.
Save online stories to read later in comfort
Has standard bookmarking become a giant haystack? You might want to check out a service like Instapaper.
Who have you given permission to lately?
Finally, there's an easy way to make sure that you're not giving secret access to your Facebook, Twitter and Google accounts.
Still not satisfied with sync? Try Google!
If the cloud and sync services of Dropbox, SkyDrive and others aren't doing it for you, then maybe you should try the most obvious alternative around. 3
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Microsoft IE9
This is not only the best version of IE to date, but it will catapult Internet Explorer back into the thick of the browser wars.
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Chrome 10
Google Chrome exploded on to the browser scene in 2008 and hasn't let up its rocketing upward trajectory. Now at 10 percent of the worldwide ...
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What's new in Opera 11?
The scrappy, competitive underdog of the major browsers, Opera, goes up to 11 and gives users what they've been demanding: extensions. Also ...
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LastPass takes the pain out of passwords
LastPass takes the pain out of passwords
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