Category: Tech

Both Read It Later and Instapaper are popular services that offer both mobile and browser support for cleaning up a web page and making it available to read later, but Evernote has taken it one step further by allowing you to customize how a cleaned up page will appear in Chrome using their Clearly extension. […]

If you want a quicker way to access the web version of Android Market from your Chrome Tab then Chrome-Apps.info has you covered. All their app really does is provide a bookmarkish link to Android Market, but with the success of Android, I figured this could be a popular little offering. I’m not sure why […]

Do you have a ton of Apps an Extensions without a simple way to organize them? That’s one area where the Windows Start Menu is something Microsoft makes that I miss. Thankfully, the folks at Visibotech have made an extension called AppJump that organizes your apps and presents them with an app launcher. You can […]

If you’re a user of any of the following services, you’ll want to continue reading: Google Docs, Box.net, Dropbox, Amazon Cloud Drive, Windows Live SkyDrive, SugarSync, Facebook, Picasa, Flickr, Min.us, Twitpic and more. That “and more” thing had to get you, because you’re undeniably a user of SOME kind of service. That’s right, continue reading. Install […]

It’s not always easy to determine if something is a good deal. We can base an “offer” on what we think the product or service is worth, but how about historically speaking? Is it currently priced higher than normal? Should I wait for the price to come down? Is it at an all-time low and […]

I don’t know why it infurates me so much, but there is nothing that makes me more mad than clicking on a link that then opens up Microsoft Exchange to send an E-Mail. I use G-Mail and if I wanted to actually E-Mail someone (which often I don’t when unsuspectingly clicking a mail:to link) I […]

I love how Weather Underground poses the question, “Where you at?” when collecting the required details to provide you with a forecast. But what I like even more is the actual service itself. The Weather Underground Chrome Extension isn’t developed by the makers of Weather Underground, but we could care less- it works great! Simply […]

Have you ever been reading a news article, not known what the heck a word meant, but just kept powering through because you were too lazy to actually look up the definition? Well Google has a solution for people like us: simply install the Google Dictionary Chrome Extension and you can double click on any […]

Don’t you hate it when you open up a bunch of Youtube tabs at once and all of them start auto-playing, creating a horrendous chorus of clatter that makes you want to jump off the ledge of the interwebz? Well a Chrome Extension called “Stop Autoplay for YouTube” just does that- but it also conveniently […]

If you’re a tweeting twitterer that can’t stop from twitterizing your latest twitterification, check out Silver Bird, a Twitter Chrome Extension that allows you to access your latest twitter streams directly from your browser bar without all the “noise”. It also shows notifications of new incoming tweets with a handy little number ticker that updates […]

Yesterday we told you about the Amazon Cloud Player App for Chrome but today we’ve got a special music loving treat that takes your Chrome audio experience to new heights. Anesidora allows you to control your pandora account and playback from right within the Chrome browser, without having to visit the Pandora website. Add Omnibar […]