Are you surprised that Google has its very own affiliate network? I know I was when I came across it.

Over time computers have become fast, efficient and a storehouse of knowledge, documents, pictures and media. In fact if something were to happen to our computers we generally pay hundreds of dollars to recover the data that was on it.

LinkedIn is a very popular professional (and semi-social) networking website that has received much attention in this current economic environment when hundreds of thousands of people are losing their jobs.

Netflix is an awesome DVD rental service. But the reason Netflix is one of my favorite services is the streaming functionality for hundreds of movies and TV shows.

Personal information is available at everyone’s fingertips at an increasing rate everyday. Privacy advocates are alarmed by this but law enforcement are using this to great benefit.

Backups are a must have for all computer users. As much as we rely on our laptops and desktops every single day, there is no denying that it might just stop working the next minute.

MS Word 2007 is a fully featured text editor from the Microsoft Office family of products. But Word 2007 is so much more than just a word processor.

XAMPP is a software package that allows you to emulate a hosting provider’s environment.

MODx is a well rounded, mature content management system or CMS with tons of built in features. In a previous article I wrote about MODx and mentioned some of its unique abilities. Combined with the ease of use MODx came in the Top 5 in my list of favorite CMSs.

Who doesn’t love CMS? Today everyone and their cousins are using one content management system or the other to publish and manage content online for their own website or their clients. Every day I see a few more posts and new articles promoting and reviewing a new online content management software. Here are the top 10 list of my favorite content management systems.