3+ Free Must-Have Programming Books For Your Summer Reading List

Want to be productive this summer? Dive Into HTML5 by Mark Pilgrim [No Longer Available] Want to make someslickwebapps? You know,polishedmobile map web apps or websites with awesome drag-and-drop features? This resource to learn HTML 5 will be very handy. Brought to you by the same people that have releasedDive Into Python, thisCreative Commons-licensedbook is also available fromGithub. Eloquent Javascriptby Marijn Haverbeke Have you usedbookmarklets(you should)? If yes, youve been clicking onpieces of JavaScript codethen....

June 12, 2012 · 1 min · 210 words · Jessica Clarke

Read eBooks From Anywhere You Want With Kindle Cloud Reader

I have to admit that recently I’ve really started getting into e-books. For those reasons, I was pretty excited to stumble across Amazon’s freeKindle Cloud Reader. If there’s a table of contents in the e-book, that link will be enabled as well. The “Book Extras” area is a neat page that has data fed in from the Shelfari Community. Here you’ll find all information that other readers in the community have added about the book....

June 8, 2012 · 1 min · 163 words · Kelly Cummings

Are Your iPhone Photos Refusing To Rotate In Windows Explorer? Here Is The Solution

If you have an iPhone and a Windows PC, I’m sure you’ve encountered the same problem. I didn’t want to crane my neck or stand on my head to view my photos. So I decided to see if there was a solution to the problem. It integrates into your Windows Explorer right-click menu to make things as easy and fast as possible. You willfind the programjust under the green download button....

June 7, 2012 · 1 min · 166 words · Shannon Brown

Setting Up Kindle On Your iPad & Other iOS Devices

The backlit screen makes for great nighttime reading, and the battery life is decent. Likewise, the Amazon Kindle Store offers probably the widest, relatively affordable selection of eBooks for iOS devices. But there are limits and challenges you should probably know about. I will explain shortly how they are useful. The latest version of the Kindle Reader now has all your content in the cloud. That means you’re able to access all your purchased books from Amazon’s server....

June 2, 2012 · 2 min · 285 words · James Santiago

DoudouLinux Brings Educational Software To Your Children's Fingertips [Linux]

Related The days that Linux were thought of as complicated areover. If you dont believe that, realize thatUbuntufor instance,has reached 20 million active users. Thus, thisdistrois trying to provide a very safe and user-friendly environment for children to learn and play. After this screen, you or your child will see a screen to choose among a list of activities. forming patterns from every mouse movement. There are also many other educational games that you’re free to switch into....

May 29, 2012 · 1 min · 78 words · Kristina Suarez

How To Spice Up Your Email Signatures With WiseStamp

Mail and AOL Mail. WiseStamp is available as an add-on for Firefox,Chrome, and Thunderbird. This article will take you through the WiseStamp setup process as seen in Google Chrome. In the free version it’s possible for you to set up a personal and a business signature. The editor follows the WYSIWYG system, meaning thatwhatyouseeiswhatyouget. The particularly skilled and daring can edit the source in HTML. Underneath the WYSIWYG editor, you will find tabs forEmail Apps,Social Icons,IM Icons, andDesign....

May 10, 2012 · 2 min · 230 words · Renee Montoya

Download & Read Classic Comic Books Using Comic Books Archive & ComicRack

Related As a kid, I burned through a lot of hobbies and phases. There was the NES, pogs, trading cards, and I was huge oncomic books. I still have them all, stored away in plastic cases and as (probably) worthless as ever. Nonetheless, these are pieces of nostalgia that I don’t want to let go. To start off, I need to introduce you to AIBQ, otherwise known as theComic Books Archive....

May 1, 2012 · 2 min · 236 words · Bobby Cunningham

Use Too Many Music Services? Consolidate Your Music With Open-Source Social Player Tomahawk [Cross-Platform]

Tomahawk might be a good app that can help you consolidate your music. While its concept is already incredibly revolutionary, the coolest parts might be that its also open-source and cross-platform. A similar music player that integrates many cloud-based music players isNuvola Player, though its only available for Linux.

May 1, 2012 · 1 min · 49 words · David Summers

The 7 Best Online Tools for Car Buyers

Buying a car is no small feat and can come with a slew of complications. So, let’s discuss the best online tools for car buyers. any finance payments the current or previous owner hasn’t yet made). Image Credit: Fahroni/Shutterstock It’s worth considering all of these factors. Various areas are covered here, including… Even if you’re considering leasing one of a number of cars, Car Leasing has you covered. you could save the vehicle lease calculations you’ve searched previously to easily compare one with another....

April 27, 2012 · 2 min · 231 words · Bradley Jones

6 Kindle Book Classics You Can Download for Free

Fortunately, Amazon has provided quite a few classic books totally free of charge for the general public. The best part of all is that none the Kindle free classics are abridged! Also, for those of you who don’t have aKindle, you really shouldn’t feel left out. Yes, I will include an obligatory"Elementary, my dear Watson"in this paragraph. Based on my own personal copy, it seems fairly accurate. However, it does not include the destruction of the establishment or anything remotely similar to “space-monkeys”....

April 24, 2012 · 1 min · 190 words · Gabriel Carr

They Draw & Cook: A Fantastic Way to Browse Recipes & View Great Digital Artwork

Plus, you cant missvideo recipesfromYouTubeand a variety of other sites. How can those two even be related? Related or not, there is a website that has linked just these two things in a beautiful way. When you first visitthe site, youll notice it has an almost kid-friendly and colorful interface. If you start visitingthe They Draw & Cook site, illustrated food might become your new obsession. The appealing and mouth-watering aspect of food increases exponentially when you see it illustrated....

April 19, 2012 · 1 min · 80 words · Daniel Jones

How to Easily Strip the Unnecessary Clutter From Google Reader

Using Readable We all know how Google Reader looks by default. Below that is the stuff you care about - your articles. It shows up when you move your mouse to that side of the screen. There are no options to configure here - everything just works. Keyboard Shortcuts Knowing the Google Reader shortcuts really helps when using a stripped-down version of Reader. You could also check outGoogle’s page of Reader keyboard shortcuts....

April 15, 2012 · 1 min · 181 words · Jeanette Gomez

Let EyeLeo Prevent Eye Strain While Using Your PC

You never get your eyes back. They’re sort of like your teeth. Once they go bad, there’s really no natural recovery. (I’m not an eye doctor, but hey, I’m almost certain I’m correct. )EyeLeostrives to check that that we keep our eyes healthy. We took into consideration their flaws and made a well thought out product. Different exercises offer a different effect to your vision. Better a productivity killer than a person killer....

March 23, 2012 · 1 min · 117 words · Jade Johnson