Twenty Top 10's of 2007
When we launched our Lifehacker Top 10 series back in March we had no idea what a big hit it would be. That Letterman guy's really onto something! While we're milking this whole "best of 2007 list" thing, we compiled the top 20 most-viewed Lifehacker Top 10 lists of 2007. Top 10 iPhone Applications Top 10 Free Windows Downloads Top 10 USB Thumb Drive Tricks Top 10 Free Computer System Recovery Too
Hack Attack: How to run Windows and Mac apps side-by-side with Parallels
Hack Attack: How to run Windows and Mac apps side-by-side with Parallels by Adam Pash Click to viewA few months ago, I detailed how to switch between the Windows and Mac operating systems on an Intel Mac using Parallels. I didn't think things could get much better than that - until the release of the latest Parallels beta, that is. The Parallels beta includes a new feature, called Coherence, that
Four things to remember when preparing a speech
Learning guru Jay Cross has four short and sweet tips to keep in mind when preparing a talk (see above!). Personally, I've never done the commonly suggested "imagine everyone naked" thing, mostly because it kind of squicks me out. However, I do like the "Action Steps" tip - this is a great way to really keep your talk focused and not go on myriad rabbit trails while you're talking. What are your b
Make your own personalized notepaper
Harvard instructor Simson Garfinkel offers a web service which creates custom lined notepaper PDF documents for download. The PDF includes your name and an "if lost please return to" note, a place to record page number, a small monthly calendar, and an optional notes summary box. Choose the font family of the text and whether or not the paper should have punch holes for perfect binder filler. This
Hack Attack: Bookmarking with Gmail
by Adam Pash Whether you're knee-deep in del.icio.us or not, it's easy to understand the benefits of a good online bookmarking system. Wherever you go, whatever you're doing, your bookmarks will be there with you. For a while now, I've been tweaking my own personal bookmarking system with Gmail. If you're a Gmail lover like I am, setting up filters and labels to tag and handle your bookmarks with
Getting To Done: My Best Timesavers
by Keith Robinson People often ask me how I manage to consistently find time to do all the things I do. Well, it's not rocket science but it doesn't just happen on its own either. I've got quite a few tips, tricks and solutions that help me save time and ensure that my work/life balance is where it's supposed to be. I wanted to take some time and share with you my own favorite timesavers and I'd l
Hack Attack: Mouse-less Firefox
by Adam Pash Learning to use Firefox keyboard shortcuts to reduce your trips to the mouse can lead to a much more fulfilling web browsing experience, especially at those times that your mouse just isn't doing the trick. Okay, you got me. I have, on occasion (read: often), neglected to charge my wireless mouse for long enough that, when it's time to get posting on Lifehacker, I find myself totally
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