Want to know which of the many disk defragmenters out there made the cut in these week’s top five Lifehacker list? Great. Head over to Lifehacker to see which ones your fellow readers selected as the best of the best. [Lifehacker]
If you email photos from your iPhone using the standard “share” button, it shrinkifies them to a squee 800×600. But if you copy and paste them into the email app, you’ll get the full delicious resolution. [Geek Stuff via Lifehacker]
We’ve covered Windows 7 from rumour to release candidate, which you can currently download and install for free. Now, it’s enchilada time: Here’s everything of value that we learned about Win 7, packed in a complete, easy-to-read guide.
Considering the sheer enormity of the Sydney Apple Store, why would anyone want to go shopping in all three Aussie Apple stores in one day? Especially when the man doing it is the antithesis of an Apple fanboy? The answer, it turns out, is the challenge.
Evil Mad Scientist put together a list of 17 lesser-known uses for magnets. Our favourites? Putting your computer to sleep, pulling snug AA batteries and resealing snack bags. [Evil Mad Scientist via HackaDay]
So last week, the guys from the US had a post about how they’re all on Twitter now. At first I didn’t think it was all that relevant for you guys, but now I’ve decided that you too might want to hear all about Blam’s latest snowboarding epic adventure, or Frucci’s latest virus scare. Or even just watch them bitch at eachother in a public forum. So, here are all the Twitter contacts for the Gizmodo team, both US and local:
I have the feeling Miramax is sending the wrong message here: After bemoaning the lack of an Adventureland torrent on Twitter, Amanda got a vaguely threatening reply from MiramaxFilms, which then offered her free tickets.
Yet another small but fantastic difference in Windows 7 is that users can finally swap out that drab background used for logon.
