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Jolicloud Netbook OS Is a Bit Like Chrome OS with Awesome Deskto
Chrome OS is a promising cloud-based operating system , but the big complaint most people have about it is that Chrome OS is entirely browser-based.
If you're aching to try out Chrome OS after taking a glimpse earlier today , friendly power user Mark Renouf has compiled a VMware image of Chrome OS for testing out in your virtual machine environment. While Chrome OS is far from ready for the regular user, lots of us are aching to play around a little with Google's young operating system.
Chrome OS Virtual Machine Build Ready for Your Testing - chrome
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Voyage Turns Your Firefox History into a Visual Map - Browser Hi
Firefox: Want to navigate your browsing history in a visual way?
Every weekend, we comb our memories and archives to compile 10 useful items addressing a specific topic you may have forgotten about, or just happen to be excellent. Here are the 20 list(icle) posts that proved the most popular in 2009.
Most Popular Top 10s of 2009 - Lifehacker Top 10 - Lifehacker
Nobody ever died from a lack of funky-fresh desktop wallpaper, but if you're going to stare at a box all day, it might as well be a personalized box.
Best Wallpaper Site? - Wallpapers - Lifehacker
The Best Keyboard You've Ever Typed On - What You Said - Lifehac
Last week we asked you to tell us about the best keyboard you've ever used , and the testimonials came pouring in. Today we've compiled the most popular keyboards into a handy list for your perusal. Consider yourself warned: reading the list may lead to you staring balefully at your generic OEM keyboard and wishing you had a keyboard worth waxing poetic about.
Hiding cabling is a perpetual struggle for the home theater builder.
Conceal Speaker Wires with Wood Trim - DIY - Lifehacker
Five Best Wallpaper Sites - Wallpapers - Lifehacker
Nobody likes staring at a boring desktop when they fire up their computer every morning.NoDrives Manager Hides Your Hard Drives - Hard Drives - Lifehack
Windows: Have a drive you'd like to keep hidden? No Drives Manager removes drives from the Windows Explorer, so casual users can't see what you're aiming to keep private. It's also a big help to PCs with multiple card readers.0 As the release date of Splinter Cell: Conviction is getting closer, we are going to see Ubisoft reveal more info on their upcoming stealth game.
VG Arabia » Splinter Cell: Conviction new co-op and multiplayer
MW2 Multiplayer Is a Hot Mess - DualShockers
Infinity Ward brought us Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2, which many gamers were calling a masterpiece and possibly the next best thing since sliced bread, but alas it seems the franchise has taken a sharp turn into a dark region, known as the crap zone. The multiplayer on each platform is plagued with issues from players having the ability to hit their 10th prestige without earning it on the PS3 , to players having speed hacks on the PC version, to just an utter loss of control of matches on the Xbox 360. there have even been matches where players do not reload and have infinite ammo during death matches, Infinity Ward needs to get on these issues before players lose interest in taking part in a multiplayer system that is obviously not working. I have to say that I play mostly on the Xbox 360 and matches over Xbox Live are a terrible mess.In Chapter 5 you started adding rich content to your conversations with Google Wave's built-in Maps and Yes/No/Maybe gadgets. That's a good start, but there's a whole universe of third-party gadgets available for Wave.