Web-based music application MixTape.me lets you create, listen to, learn about, and share playlists quickly and easily. It’s awesome.
Full Disclosure: I’m completely biased, of course. MixTape.me has been a pet project of mine over the past year or so—but something that’s been brewing for the past several years.
The purpose of the site is [...]

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Hungry for some delicious leftovers? We’ve got everything from tasty homemade pizza to more Firefox 3.5 release news.

A Guide to Making Inexpensive and Delicious Homemade Pizza Love pizza but recession forcing cuts in the number of times you phone your local delivery joint? Do it yourself on-the-cheap with delicious results. [The Simple Dollar
Mozilla says next [...]

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Ten Must-Have Gmail Filters Available for Download (GMail)Now that you can export and import email filters with Gmail, we’ve decided to compile some of our favorite filters for organizing your inbox into a single, handy download. Come and get it!
Four Experimental Firefox Extensions We’re Into (Firefox)Every so often, Lifehacker rounds up Firefox add-ons that are [...]

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Still hungry for those last few slices of tech and productivity? Dinner is served.

iPhone vs. Kindle Slate’s Farhad Manjoo compares Kindle on the iPhone to Kindle proper. [Slate]
There’s a Hotmail down! Gmail’s not the only web-based email experiencing some downtime this month. [Obsessable]
Coming Soon: Batteries that Recharge in Three Seconds Yes please! [PC World]
Time Management [...]

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We know what you’re thinking: “I sure wish I could see more of the stuff Lifehacker thought was interesting from today.” Lucky you!

Windows Mobile 6.5 gets Widget EngineWebapps ain’t just for the iPhone. [WMPoweruser via Download Squad]
Legacy LockerWhen this one goes live, you’re loved ones will get the keys to your online accounts—kind of like [...]

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Rob was sick of misplaced chargers, scattered electronics, and the hunt for outlets to plug his gear in. Inspired by the charging stations he’d seen on Lifehacker, he built a spacious one for himself.
Just like Gina had repurposed a small cabinet to clean up her gadget clutter the cabinet, Rob turned a computer cabinet into [...]

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Too much Lifehacker giving your newsreader a headache? You may prefer subscribing to our trimmed down top stories feed. Top stories not quite right? Take the custom feed route. Here are this week’s most popular posts:

Best Home Server SoftwareMedia files, data synchronization, and remote backups, oh my! Home computing has advanced to a point where [...]

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Nothing too sexy to report, but Firefox updated tonight to version 3.0.7. Head on over to the release notes for more of the specifics, but basically you’ll get several behind the scenes security and stability fixes as a part of a big old list of bugs that were smashed. If Firefox didn’t already take care [...]

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Time for a quick look back at the items that hit our radar but didn’t quite warrant the full-post treatment—now with more visions of the future!

Microsoft Office Labs Vision: 2019 VideoSee video. Love the future. It’s unwieldy but awesome. [via Gizmodo]
Xandros instant-on platform: Who needs it?New instant-boot Linux platform. Webware does not like. We’re still [...]

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Before you put the short month of February behind you, let’s take a quick look back at this month’s most popular posts:

Absolutely Amazing Video Game Remake WallpapersDeviantArt member Orioto’s high-resolution, you-won’t-believe-your-eyes paintings of classic video games for your desktop are a must-see for any gaming enthusiast.
YourFonts Turns Your Handwriting Into a Personlized FontYourFonts is a [...]

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