The Best Selling Computer Books at O�Reilly

The top 25 best-selling computer and programming related books distributed by O'Reilly based on Nielsen Bookscan.
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BillShrink Finds the Best Deal on Cable Subscription in Your Area [Saving Money]

If you haven't been able to bring yourself to ditch cable TV completely, previously mentioned money-saving service BillShrink's excellent new television service tool guides you through finding the best deal possible so you can at least bring down the cost.More »



BillShrink - Television - Arts - Cable television - Mobile phone

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TrashMe is a Full-Featured Uninstaller for Mac [Downloads]

Mac only: There's no shortage of uninstallers for Mac OS X, but they all are basically the same drag-and-drop interface. TrashMe brings something new to the table, allowing you to also choose and search for apps from a list.More »



Mac OS X - Mac OS - Operating Systems - Apple - FAQs Help and Tutorials

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Google Chrome�s UI Designer Discusses Shortcuts, Productivity, and the Future of Chrome OS [Google]

Google's Chrome browser is proving increasingly popular, while work continues on the Chrome OS project to build a minimal, browser-based interface for netbooks. Lifehacker spoke with Chrome user interface design team developer Glen Murphy - an Aussie now working at Google HQ in California - to discuss the future directions Chrome and Chrome OS will take, why the Chrome Web Store is so important, and the relative important of touch screens and keyboard shortcuts.More »



Google Chrome - Google - Chrome Web Store - Clients - WWW

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Google Offers Encrypted SSL Searches [Security]

From the Somehow We Missed Covering This Dept.: Search giant Google announced late last week that users who head to https://google.com (note the extra "s") can now make a secure connection to Google for their searches, which Google says "helps protect your search terms and your search results pages from being intercepted by a third party on your network." You'll see a modified logo (pictured at left), won't see the usual links to non-SSL-encrypted services like Images and Maps, and might get a slightly slower experience. We mentioned Google's SSL offering in a Tips Box tip for setting up Chrome with an encrypted search, but thought Google's secure new offering deserved its own (belated) mention. [Official Google Blog]More »



Google - Searching - Search Engines - Encryption - Companies

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