Category: Free Apps

Love Firefox but want a browser that integrates with your social media life? Flock integrates with Facebook, Flickr, Twitter, Digg, Delicious, Google, Blogger, and several more. It’s a browser, blogging client, media player, and...

Want to get all crazy with your images but you don’t want to pay the crazy price for Photoshop? Aviary isn’t powerful enough or fast enough for ya? Try GIMP– the GNU Image Manipulation...

A.viary.com promises to be developing an online “aviary” of different media creation applications that run in your web browser. The first one that is already online, the Phoenix Image Editor, is a dead ringer...

Tumblr is a cool alternative to Blogger. If your Blogger isn’t working, try this. UPDATE!! I just discovered that Tumblr doesn’t allow comments on posts– something we will be using in our feedback process...

Electric Sheep is a free, open source screen saver created by Scott Draves. It’s run by thousands ofpeople all over the world, and can be installed on any ordinary PC orMac. When these computers...

For years now, OpenOffice.org has been quietly building an excellent, open source alternative to Microsoft Office. I switched to it even after paying for M$ Office and I never looked back. Aside from being...

From the makers of Firefox– a music browser to rival iTunes. The best feature of it though, IMHO, is its ability to search music sites like Seeqpod and Skreemr, then listen and download the...

I know a lot of people think that the iTunes App Store makes jailbreaking the iPhone pointless now. Still, I constantly amaze my friends with my awesome skins and apocryphal apps like SynchStep.com. Pwn...

I’m not ashamed to say that Lifehacker.com is one of the best sources for free apps on the internet. Here is their top downloads post for this week. This Week’s Top Downloads [Download Roundup]...