File Menu Tools is a free Windows application that adds more functionality to Windows Explorer. The program lets you customize Windows Explorer’s context menu, lets you configure the “Send To..” submenu, and adds more utilities for operations on files and folders.

Some of the added utilities include advanced rename, folder synchronization, split and join files, shred files, change the time a folder or file was created, extended delete, etc.

File Menu Tools runs on Windows

People who browse the Internet regularly go through a lot sites in one day. Sometimes, you remember a cool site you visited before and want to go back but can’t remember the name. The usual solution would be to go to your history and search for it there. If you can’t remember the name of what you’re looking for, you can either go through your history by using the time ranges (takes longer), or you can use Recall Monkey.

Recall Monkey is a Firefox Add-on that lets you search your Firefox history like you were using a search engine. Your search results are ranked based on how closely your query matches sites in your history. The add-on is still in its experimental stage so it may still have some bugs. No need to worry though since it was developed by Mozilla Labs.

Recall Monkey works with Firefox 4.0b7 – 8.0a1

It was bound to happen eventually. On April 8, 2014, all extended support for Windows XP will stop. This includes hotfixes and security patches. Some of you might be thinking well that’s years away. That’s less than 1000 days away. Not so far when you look at it like that.

Most people that opted to stay with XP are still waiting for the hardware and software compatibility issues in Windows 7 to be resolved before making the switch. Don’t worry folks. Who knows, Windows 8 might be out before then.

IBM recently celebrated it’s 100th year. Not kidding, 100 years. Aside from the personal computer, the company has been responsible for time recorders, cash registers, clocks, punch card machines, UPC barcodes, and a heck of a lot more. While we won’t get into the details of IBM’s history as that would deserve a whole blog of it’s own, we will take a look at some of the company’s products throughout the years.

Here’s how IBM’s logo evolved:

Here are some of the company’s earlier products:
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Have you ever wished that you could take your home theater with you? Or at least have surround sound even when you’re not at home? Here you go.

The USB Theater Sound Xperience according to IOGear “.. takes your 2-channel (stereo) audio and processes it with DTS® Surround Sensation to create virtual surround sound through your 2 stereo speakers.” This little gadget also gives your headphones the surround sound.

After installing the included software, just connect the little vacuum tube looking thingy and your speakers or headphones get the home theater sound.

Now you can bring the home theater experience with you wherever you go.

This little baby runs on Win XP, Vista, and Windows 7

Anyone who works in an office knows this. Sometimes war with your colleagues is inevitable. When the time comes for office warfare you’ll need something to blow away the competition. The Airzooka shoots balls of air at any target up to 20 feet away. No physical evidence it was you. Sweet.

The Airzooka doesn’t require any batteries or electricity. Perfect.

Think about the possibilities.