Moleskinedrive
Lifehacker points to how to turn your old Moleskine into a hard drive casing. Not only cool, but useful for hiding your back up in a bookcase.
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Do everything without leaving the keyboard - Anagram
Translates copied text into Contact, Calendar, Task, and Note items for Outlook, Palm etc - BlogJet
Weblog client for Windows that allows you to manage your blog without opening a browser. - ConnectedText
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Great alternative to Google's or Microsoft's offering for searching your PC. Simple and unobtrusive - Courier Email
Great email program - DtSearch
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Organize and manage all your system files and folders - Gmail
Webmail that really works. Great for catching spam too. - Google Deskbar
Search with Google from any application without lifting your fingers from the keyboard. - Google Earth
Zip around the planet and see things differently - Google Reader
Best online RSS reader I think there is out there - Google Talk
Chat online and make free internet calls - Jot+
store all of your notes and information in an easy-to-use outline - Mindjet
The mindmapper of choice. - MSGTAG - MessageTag
Email receipt alert - MyInfo
free-form information organizer - NoteTab
Great text and HTML editor - PersonalBrain
If you've ever wanted to organise your information in a way that's different, try this. Worth spending time on mastering - Process Explorer
Not too geeky way to figure out what software is slowing down your computer. Just keep it running for a while and the culprit will become obvious. - Safari
Surprisingly fast browser -- and for Windows too. - Skype
Dump those phone bills - SpaceMonger
Keep track of the free space on your computer via treemaps - Stick
Post-It note-like tabs to store text, folders etc that cling to the edge of your screen - SuperNotecard
Great for authors and writers organizing their thoughts - TaskTracker
Lists recent documents by type for easy access - Text Monkey
Easily clean copied text - Trillian IM Clients
Gathers all your instant messaging accounts in one window - UltraMon
Increase productivity and unlock the full potential of multiple monitors. - Vyooh DiskView
Visually see disk space usage in Windows Explorer
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What do you mean "old" moleskine?! I would assume old ones have important content that can't just be ripped out to make a cover for a hard drive. I'd use a new one if I were going to try this out. :P
Posted by: hsienlei | April 28, 2007 at 01:00 AM