Speedy Synapse Fires Up Searches and Launches
- Mar
- 27
- Posted by Jack M. Germain
- Posted in Reviews
Synapse is a desktop utility that adds speed and convenience to finding files and launching applications. It does not eliminate the Linux distro’s menu, favorites bar or panel icons. Instead, it cuts down on how often you resort to using them. A semantic-based tool that makes use of the Zeitgeist engine, Synapse is a graphical launcher that pops up when you call it with the Control-Space key combination.![]()
All Things Appy: 5 Best Android News Apps
- Mar
- 27
- Posted by Patrick Nelson
- Posted in Reviews
With the unexpected news that Google’s RSS feed reader, Google Reader, is being put out to pasture, many users are scrambling to find new tools for news consumption. There are still plenty of excellent free news apps out there, and here’s a look at the top five available for the Android platform. Google Currents is a pretty, magazine-like aggregator with a true offline solution that works well in airplane mode.![]()
Victim of $440K wire fraud can’t blame bank for loss, judge rules
- Mar
- 27
- Posted by Jaikumar Vijayan
- Posted in Uncategorized
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