Keep your gadgets charged on the go with Powerbag | How To - CNET

Keep your gadgets charged on the go with Powerbag | How To - CNET: "Carry a bag with you everywhere you go just to carry every device and required charger? Find yourself traveling and constantly looking for an outlet to charge your phone or tablet? You may want to consider a Powerbag."

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How to reduce and keep track of your monthly data usage | How To - CNET

How to reduce and keep track of your monthly data usage | How To - CNET: "As we gradually move toward a cloud-based mobile experience with services such as iCloud, Amazon Cloud, and Google Music, going over your data limits will be easy. Naturally, service providers like AT&T and Verizon don't mind--they'll gladly hit you with a $10 to $30 overage charge whenever you exceed your allotted bytes."

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Turn Your Facebook Photos into PDF Albums

Turn Your Facebook Photos into PDF Albums: "Sharing your Facebook photos with non-Facebook users (yes, there are still people who do not use Facebook) often means downloading the photos, saving them in a zip file, then emailing them. For the technologically naive, a zip file can pose a challenge, since it must be extracted to fully enjoy the photos."

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Pogoplug Series 4 Review - Watch CNET's Video Review

Pogoplug Series 4 Review - Watch CNET's Video Review: "The good: The Pogoplug Series 4 is an adapter that lets you access any 2.5-inch hard drive, USB storage device, or SD card from anywhere online. It's easy to set up, attractively small, and smartly designed. Files can be accessed via browser or apps, and automatic backup of photos and videos from a phone or iPad using the Pogoplug app works surprisingly well, too."

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Firefox simplifies add-on updates; no native Android interface--yet | The Download Blog - Download.com

Firefox simplifies add-on updates; no native Android interface--yet | The Download Blog - Download.com: "Web developer site-building tools are only sexy to developers, but they get a big makeover in today's update to Firefox and that will affect how developers connect to the people who use their sites"

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Build a Stylish Standing Desk for Under $200 - How-To Geek

Build a Stylish Standing Desk for Under $200 - How-To Geek: "If you’re looking for an on-the-cheap standing desk but you’d like to use solid wood instead of particle board/MDF, this IKEA-based hack uses solid wood counter tops and still keeps it budget-friendly."

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Windows Defragmenter: Not Good Enough - Technology Brief

Windows Defragmenter: Not Good Enough - Technology Brief: "This brief discusses how the Windows Built-in Disk Defragmenter was originally designed as a band-aid for low active systems and, although it has evolved, Diskeeper and V-locity have evolved leaps and bounds in this same time period to keep up with the ever-evolving technologies, such as Virtualization and the huge growth demands for storage capacity. "

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Three reasons Facebook has to go public | Digital Media - CNET News

Three reasons Facebook has to go public | Digital Media - CNET News: "It's no secret that Zuckerberg has tried to keep Facebook private as long as possible, believing--rightly or wrongly--that that's the best way to stay nimble and build the business. But at this point, Zuck's got little choice. Facebook has become too big, it has too many shareholders, and so it's on track to go public this spring, eight years after Zuckerberg started Facebook in his Harvard dorm room."

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Manage tasks from any device with Producteev | The Download Blog - Download.com

Manage tasks from any device with Producteev | The Download Blog - Download.com: "Following its successful runs on the iPhone and Mac platforms, Producteev now makes its way onto Windows 7 desktops and Android mobile devices."

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10 Bizarre PC Designs - Haier Heart v5 (2007) - Slideshow from PCMag.com

10 Bizarre PC Designs - Haier Heart v5 (2007) - Slideshow from PCMag.com: "Working with a laptop computer can be very uncomfortable for extended periods of time—especially if you place it on your lap. To partially remedy this problem, Chinese PC manufacturer Haier released this strange notebook with an extending, very-adjustable display in 2007"

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