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Pimp my PC #42 / July 29, 2010

Pimpin' your Windows login screen... the lazy way

Forget the registry hacking and command line pimping. Lucas finds the lazy man's way to hack your Windows login screen. This handy app lets you change every element of your Windows login screen with a simple click through interface. Change your login screen wallpaper no matter the size of the file or the resolution of the image file.

The Sweet Stuff: Software #54 / July 29, 2010

Five must have Linux applications for Windows switchers

If you've been looking at taking Linux for a spin you're in good company. Many users are installing Ubuntu so that's what we've installed as well. If you're coming from Windows there are a few applications you're going to want to get right away. This week, Doc takes a look at five must have applications for those moving to Linux.

60-Second App #23 / July 29, 2010

Astrology Zone Premier review

If you're into

astrology or horoscopes

, or even if you're just looking for

personal life advice

, you might want to check out

Astrology Zone Premier

for

Android

iPhone

and

Blackberry

. For $1.99 the

astrology application

will not only give

daily horoscopes

that you can view before and after the date, it also give you a list of

important dates

matchmaking tips

and

stress reducing advice

for each of the sun signs.

Tutorials #766 / July 29, 2010

How to use the Skyfire Browser on your Android phone?

If you're looking for a

new browser for your Android

you might want to try

Skyfire

. You can

download Skyfire for free

and it's a fun little browser that allows you to easily

access video

explore online content

and

share what you like

with your friends through

Facebook

and

Twitter

Understanding the Facebook community and your privacy settings #9 / July 29, 2010

Protecting your information from Facebook applications

There is a way to

protect your private information

from applications when

using Facebook

. It might take a little bit of time, but by going through your

Facebook application settings

you'll have your

privacy protected

in no time.

How do I use a digital SLR #4 / July 29, 2010

Using your digital SLR's aperture priority mode

In this episode we'll show you

how to use aperture priority

mode when

using your digital SLR camera

. Like shutter priority mode there are several unique uses for this mode, including

increasing your depth of field

and

taking pictures low light

. We'll show you the pros and cons to aperture priority mode in this tutorial!

How to keep your Facebook account private and secure #4 / July 29, 2010

Keeping friends from sharing your information

You may have been unaware while

using Facebook

that your friends can

share information

about you unknowingly through

games and applications

. Fortunately you can prevent this by making some tweaks to your

privacy settings

Status Update #5 / July 28, 2010

A brief history of Twitter

Twitter is an excellent example of organic crowd sourcing; as Jay Goldman explains in this episode, many of the Twitter functions we know and love were conceived by the Twitter community. Things like @ mentions, re-tweets and so one were not part of the original Twitter offering and were instead added in as developers watched the way the community was using the microblogging platform.

60-Second App #22 / July 28, 2010

Doodledroid for the Android review

An artist's canvas may vary, but with the