Google Chrome App of the Day! Action RTS Game In Your Browser: AirMech Free To Play

Check this cool game here: http://www.carbongames.com/ You must use Google Chrome Web Browser and search in the Web Store. Watch the Youtube game replays here: https://www.youtube.com/user/CarbonGamesVideos

Note: It's still in Alpha so expect bugs. Enjoy!

Ubuntu Desktop on Your Android Phone: The Best Idea Ever!

Hey guys, this is probably the best idea ever. Imagine, your Android phone can also be a desktop computer! Your Android can run all open source desktop apps, and your Ubuntu can also run all android apps. Better yet, you can bring it anywhere since you only need a phone to do more. Check it out here: http://www.ubuntu.com/devices/android

Run Windows Apps In Any Platform

Now, it's possible to run Microsoft Office, Photoshop apps in Windows, Mac or Linux:

Check this out: http://www.chromebookblog.com/2011/06/desktone-brings-microsoft-apps-photoshop-to-chromebook-users-right-now/

Google Public Alerts: Weather, Public Safety, Floods And Earthquake Warnings

Please visit the link here: http://www.google.org/publicalerts/?hl=en&gl=US

Mind Mapping Software For Ubuntu 11.10

In Ubuntu Software Center, just install Labyrinth: Mind Mapping Software.

How To Auto Mount Windows Partition In Ubuntu 11.10

Just install pysdm (Storage Device Manager).

Warning: Don't use this if you don't know you're doing, for this may result to corrupted files.

You may also try Mount Manager.

Note: It is more recommended to manually edit fstab to auto mount your windows partition.

Check it out here: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/AutomaticallyMountPartitions

An Alternative To KOrganizer: Evolution Mail And Calendar

If you want something like KOrganizer for reminders, you can install Evolution Mail and Calendar from the Software Center. I've tested it and it works in Ubuntu 11.10.

You just export from KOrganizer to .ics format and import it in Evolution.

I saw Evolution Mail and Calendar available for Windows too. Just Google it (Note: I've never tried this yet in Windows).

This is good for Windows 7 users since there is no default Calendar reminders for it, unless you buy Microsoft Office with Outlook in it, which is really expensive nowadays. I really can't understand why they removed this feature that is available in Windows Vista.

I guess, we'll never know.