EaseUS FileManager is a Windows 8 & RT File Explorer
Did you upgrade to Windows 8 or purchase a Windows RT tablet? Microsoft is heavily promoting its new touch friendly interface, but for some reason, decided not to make a file explorer and instead relies on the Desktop mode for browsing files. Windows Explorer is great, but its clearly designed for a mouse, not your finger.
Need an easy touch-friendly way to browse your files? EaseUS FileManager is a free Modern UI file explorer from the Windows Store.
How to Open a Private Tab in Firefox 20+
Are you a Firefox user? Like other browsers, Firefox provides a Private Browsing mode, which until Firefox 20, forced you to save and close your normal browsing session.
What if you wanted to take this one step further and open private tabs alongside normal tabs in the same window (feature found in Opera)?
Defend Against Cubes of Doom – Cubes vs. Spheres [Review]
Do you enjoy physics and geometry based games? If so, you may enjoy a game called Cubes vs. Spheres.
It is exactly what the name implies. You use spheres to fight cubes. It’s that simple.
TooManyTabs Suspends and Organizes Idle Tabs [Chrome/Firefox]
Do you open too many tabs? When too many tabs are open, each tab becomes tiny. In fact, tabs eventually become so tiny that the favicon isn’t even visible anymore. It becomes impossible to tell which tab is which.
Fortunately, an extension appropriately named TooManyTabs can help. It is available for both Chrome and Firefox.
3 Apps to Remind You to Rest Your Eyes
Do you spend too much time on the computer? When we’re on the computer, whether its to do real work or just browse cat videos, many of us forget to take breaks and end up sitting in front of a screen for hours. However, this can be harmful for your eyes, neck and back.
Here are 3 free applications that will remind you to take regular breaks to relax your eyes.
Ribbon Disabler Brings Back the Windows 7 Explorer Toolbar
Are you using Windows 8? One of the most notable changes to the desktop (besides the removal of the Start button) is the inclusion of the Ribbon UI to Windows Explorer.
Unfortunately, the number of options available can prove to be confusing for some users. In addition, almost all of the options are already available through the right click menu, so the ribbon could be seen as a waste of screen real estate.
Browse Files in Windows 8-UI with Files&Folders
Have you upgraded to Windows 8 yet? Or have you picked up a new Windows RT tablet such as the Microsoft Surface?
One of the first things you will notice about the new Start screen (Windows 8 UI, Modern UI, Metro UI) is the lack of a File Manager. A file manager is available in the Desktop mode, but it’s simply an updated Windows Explorer and even on Windows RT, it’s not very touch optimized (if at all). How about a file manager that is fully optimized for touch, using the new Windows 8 UI?
Microsoft Touch Mouse – Navigate with Natural Gestures [Review]
Are you a Windows user? Tired of traditional two button mice? Want something like the Apple Magic Touch Mouse?
The Microsoft Touch Mouse is one of the few touch mice available for Windows users. The mouse supports one, two, and three finger gestures for a variety of common tasks, such as managing windows and navigating the web. The mouse is priced at $79.95, making it more expensive than Apple’s mouse and the most expensive Microsoft-branded mouse. Is it worth the money?
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