Google's toolbar gets personal
Yesterday Google announced the latest incarnation of its
popular toolbar, whilst dually claiming its ability to be "as unique as
you are". Indeed, a whole raft of customisable features has been added,
ranging from personalised buttons for your favourite websites to incorporated
spelling and query suggestions whilst you search. Perhaps the niftiest feature is
the ability to share web pages via gmail, SMS and Blogger at the click of a
button.
No doubt Google will be keeping tabs on just how unique you
are being, yet it’s hard not to be a little impressed by these new additions.
Unfortunately, until out of Beta, this will only be available for those running
Windows XP with Internet Explorer 6.0.



For those who have the presence of mind to back up their
data but are too stingy to pay for an effective program, the release of 

The quality of most online TV players available on the web
can leave a lot to be desired, yet this little program actually seems to deliver
some kind of service. Granted, some of the channels are unavailable and grainy
at times, but not being able to access
The Onion, those fine purveyors of silly yet telling news,
have entered the
Over 100,000 “lost” tracks, spanning forty years of music
will be made available to the public through Universal Music. Rare and previously
unattainable music from artists including 


This text to speech program goes further than most voice synthesizer programs out there on the web. Just type in a bit of text into the box, select your preffered accent and gender, and 
sic
identification program. Either play a
song through your PCs microphone or directly plug in an external music source
(eg. Radio), and

