Twitter folks who have Mac OS X will be pleased to know about Nambu, which is a new desktop client that offers an interface for Twitter that is similar to Apple’s Mail client.

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Spamming can ruin the credibility of a website, especially when it’s a blog or a forum. If you are a site administrator, here are some measures that will make your site spam-free.

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A little miffed that your iPod Touch isn’t exactly like an iPhone? Well, there is one reason why you shouldn’t be. Skype has developed an application that enables your iPod Touch to chat and call(granted that you have a 2G Touch, and a pair of headphones with a microphone) – just like an iPhone. Neat? [...]

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Always wondered how different are you in the real world over how you write in your blog? Well you can always check your blogging persona over at Typealyzer. It’s a neat web tool that aims to answer “What personality is behind that blog?”It lets you know your persona (based on several personality and psychometric tests) [...]

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Most of the time, PCs (especially those that run on Windows) slow down over time. And it’s basically due to the junk and clutter Windows dumps onto your system for all sorts of reasons. To improve your computer’s performance, don’t neglect the simplest maintenance such as:

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Who doesn’t blog anyway? Quite a lot have jumped on to the blogging bandwagon and that saturated the blogosphere to the point of filling the Internet with more blahs than blogs. So how does one avoid some of the common blogging blunders, read on.

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They say sites like Facebook is losing its charm, and that microblogging is the newest IN thing now. True or not, joining social networking sites like Twitter helps people broadcast information in the form of short messages. There are other sites that offer microblogging and although these sites can be very helpful to keep in [...]

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We’re all very grateful that nowadays, sending messages is just a click away. But sometimes we make technology hinder us from working faster! Here are some instances of this and ways on how you can solve them.

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It has really been a while since I wrote a food for thought article here at LifeSpy. Since it’s the new year and we’re all in to bit the huge sh*t sandwich that is the economic crisis, let’s start talking about smart spending and pennypinching. A lot of my friends got themselves the latest electronic [...]

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How can you still even doubt Google? The year closes with Google increasing their share percentage in the search market widening their lead over rivals Yahoo and Microsoft. Google’s share increased 0.4 percentage points to 63.5 percent from October to November, while Yahoo dropped 0.1 percentage points to 20.4 percent and Microsoft dropped 0.2 percentage [...]

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Yes. For the first time here on LifeSpy, I’m making a bold prediction. Google’s browser, Google Chrome has made so much buzz over the web and the blogosphere that some even though that it’d smother Firefox and give IE a stifling kick in the nuts. For a minute there, I thought so too. However, not [...]

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The internet is the best thing next to the TV. Sometimes even better. The internet has unlimited information about everything under the sun. And with that readily available information, you might start wondering about how you can filter all that media so your child get only the good stuff.

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For those of you (at least the Windows users) who have been living under a huge rock and still don’t know what Google Chrome is, it’s just Google’s own web browser. Go download and install it if you haven’t yet. And for those of you living under a smaller rock and don’t know what the [...]

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Hey, it’s not only Firefox that has “hidden” pages. Google Chrome has them too. While FF has seven of these lovely giblets, Chrome has more – 14 (and counting?). Most of them provide some helpful information about things regarding your browser. about: about:network about:stats about:cache about:objects about:plugins about:dns about:version about:memory about:crash about:ipc about:histograms about:histograms/Loop about:internets [...]

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Yesterday was crazy with the launch of Google Chrome. Almost every acquaintance I knew had jumped into the “let’s try it out” bandwagon and were soon raving about Google’s new browser. As for me, I promised that I would be using Chrome at least for a couple of days but I find myself ditching it [...]

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