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In the past, to read a PDF file, you would need to go through a lengthy installation process and wait for an annoying splash window to disappear just to open a PDF document. Moreover, if you want to annotate a PDF document, you have to pay US$299 to buy certain PDF software. Now with Foxit Reader 2.0, you don't have to endure such pain any more. Foxit Reader is a small, fast program that allows you to read and annotate PDFs without needing a standard PDF reader. Download Foxit Reader from foxitsoftware.com

Take control of your voice messages with GotVoice. Get the convenience of your home, cell & work voicemails emailed to you, or access them online from anywhere, at anytime. Or when you need to get the word out immediately to everyone, use GotVoice to broadcast a new voice message out to everybody instantly. You can ring their phones at the same time, or slip the voice message silently into their voicemail. Even add your favorite MP3 music as a background track to your voicemail greeting. Whatever your need, GotVoice delivers. GotVoice is the only service which effortlessly integrates with all major mobile and landline networks for sending and receiving voice messages, or instantly updating personalized voicemail greetings. Without requiring either

A computer that carries out calculations using tiny bubbles instead of electricity has been developed by US researchers. The "microfluidic" computer performs calculation by squeezing bubbles through tiny channels etched into a chip. It can perform all of the logical operations needed to make a general-purpose computer. In practice, such a computer would be much bigger than a PC and about a thousand times slower. Nevertheless, the bubble-based computer could lead to improved microfluidic technology for chemical analysis, say its designers...read more

After 36 years and billions of sales, the floppy disk is to join the video player, cassette deck and film camera on technology's scrapheap. The 9cm piece of plastic will no longer be available from Britain's biggest computer retailer. PC World announced last night it would stop selling the disks when stocks ran out. via Metro.co.uk

Sending and sharing files is a daily routine. If you have the need in your working, or personal, life to send and share large files easily without tying up your email, senduit could be a service for you to try out. The senduit service allows users to upload up to 100MB of data, and create a unique URL to share in two steps. This data is then given an available time frame in which users can access it. So if it’s somewhat private or sensitive material you can set it to be available for 30 minutes, and all the way up to one week of availability. A better known provider of this type of service includes yousendit, who allows for