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Just when you thought there were plenty of free web services that allow you to easily share your desktop with others, new webapp Screenleap simplifies screen sharing even further.
UseNetServer Special – $95/Year – Unlimited Access
It looks like UseNetServer decided to answer Astraweb’s annual special:
accounts.usenetserver.com/agoodyear/
The offer is for their High-Speed Plus plan – ~320 days retention, 20 connections, SSL, global search, etc. The same plan they are offering for $10 a month.
Application Launcher for Windows
Windows has a bevy of great app launchers available, but when it comes to power, ease of use, and configurability, Executor is our pick for the best.
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Android 2.2 System Update for T-Mobile myTouch 3G Slide
HTC and T-Mobile are proud to launch a system upgrade for the myTouch 3G Slide. This update will bring the following enhancements to the device.
Wifi Browser Login Takes the Pain Out of Login-Required Wi-Fi
Android only: Many places offer “Free Wi-Fi!” They also require you to enter a username/password combo, or simply click “I Agree,” in a browser. Free app Wifi Browser Login can automatically notify you, or open a browser, when that’s the case. [Read more...]
LastPass Acquires Xmarks!
We’re happy to report that Xmarks/Foxmarks has been acquired byLastPass, the leading password and data manager!
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HOW TO: Hide Status Updates From Certain People
Using Facebook’s general privacy settings (find these by hitting “account” on the top right of a Facebook page) you can select whether everyone, just friends or friends of friends can see your status updates. However, there is a way to narrow those options down even further.
Android Market Client Update
The Android Market engineering team has been hard at work on improving the Android Market experience for users and developers. Today, I’m pleased to announce a significant update to the Android Market client. Over the next two weeks, we’ll be rolling out a new Android Market client to all devices running Android 1.6 or higher.
Chrome OS will have built-in Flash Player, but still a work in progress
Although we’ve already seen Flash in action on Chrome OS, Adobe has come out and officially announced Flash Player for Google’s newest operating system and deemed it a “work in progress.” If you’re expecting the kind of desktop performance you get with the latest hardware accelerated builds of Flash Player, I’m afraid you’re going to be a little disappointed -
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