While I was writing about the MediaMonkey Android app earlier this month, I received a few recommendations to check out MusicBee as a desktop alternative for a music library manager. MediaMonkey is free but has some features locked behind a paid "gold" license. MusicBee is free and since it's always nice to have options, I checked it out. … [Read more...]

My article on Minefield, a 64-bit browser based off of Firefox, is 3.5 years old and still manages to get a decent amount of traffic. From that, I gather that people are rather interested in 64-bit software to take advantage of the underlying hardware. So, on that topic, I introduce you to Waterfox. It's a 64-bit variant of Firefox that is compiled for speed. What makes … [Read more...]

If you're a college student, there's a good chance you're in the middle of finals week right now. Some classes will have you studying your brains out to cram for an exam while others might have a big research paper due.  Now probably isn't the time to make the switch but for future papers, you might consider using the free software WriteMonkey. It is interestingly heading in a … [Read more...]

Google Apps offers a number of applications and features for business customers and further customization than their free line of Gmail and Google Drive. Up until this past week, Google offered a free Google Apps account for organizations that needed 10 accounts or fewer. Before April 2011, that number was even higher at 50 accounts or fewer. Unfortunately, Google no longer … [Read more...]