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We've shown you how to play video games on your iDevice with a Wiimote, and there are ways to do it with Android too. Some clever DIY hackers have made this experience even better by creating Wiimote attachments for their phones. More »

If you're managing a pile of projects—and you're the only one working on them—the massive feature lists of most business-focused project management applications are overwhelming and unnecessary. So we're wondering: What tool do you use for managing your personal projects? More »

Street Slide is an experimental Street View killer, libraries quietly beat Netflix in DVD rentals, an Android wallpaper app jacks data from 1 million users, we get a peek at Internet Explorer 9, and Google's mobile search share is colossal. More »

Windows only: Popular BitTorrent client uTorrent added a web interface, so you can remotely access your transfers from a web browser. Since then, they've added support for the web interface to the iPhone, and, more recenly, iPad and Android devices. More »

Divvy/us is a new, simple web app for quickly creating and sharing task lists with individual task assignments. More »

Google regularly updates its Chrome web browser in three channels: the Stable channel, Beta channel, and Dev channel. They've even added a Canary build for people who want bleeding edge features next to stable ones. Our question: Which are you using? More »

If you feel like you clean up but never really get rid of clutter perhaps you need a perspective shift. Use a still or video camera to record your spaces and get a fresh look at things. More »

Windows only: The SysInternals suite of utilities, including the excellent Process Explorer tool, are a must-have for any serious geek, but they don't come with a built-in way to keep them updated. Here's how to keep them automatically updated. More »

While Verizon users have been graced with the Wi-FI-enabled Palm Pixi Plus, Sprint users are stuck with the toned-down Pixi. DIYer Royce, however, has found an easy way to get Wi-Fi on the Sprint Pixi. More »

People often joke that their office is so small it feels like they are working in a closet. This well laid out and organized home office actually is in a closet. More »

Smart DIYer Tluweyen details how to mount storage containers to the ceiling of your garage—a perfect project for households desperate for more storage space that don't have a lot of extra room in the garage. More »

While lots of us are pretty big BitTorrent users, we still use our browser to manage most of our downloads. If your download gets interrupted, though, reader KayDat shows us how you can continue downloading it with BitTorrent. More »

Reader choebear writes in to point out that if you're using the Dev channel of Google Chrome, you no longer need to use the command-line switch to enable extension sync in Chrome—extension syncing is now enabled by default. To use it, just open Chrome's Options/Preferences and head to the Personal Stuff tab. Looks like this actually happened earlier this month and it slipped past us, but the default integration likely means extension syncing is getting closer to the stable release, which is great news. More »

Discounted laptops, phones, and cameras are but a few of the deals in today's Dealhacker roundup. Come for the cheap tech gear, stay for the pile of freebies. More »

The Samsung Captivate is an Android OS-based smartphone featuring a large Super AMOLED screen and a fast processor. Antoine Wright brings us this review of AT&T's first high-end model running Google's operating system.

The Samsung Captivate is an Android OS-based smartphone featuring a large Super AMOLED screen and a fast processor. Antoine Wright brings us this review of AT&T's first high-end model running Google's operating system.

What if your phone automatically went silent when you step into the movie theater? Texted your significant other when you finished your long commute? Or automatically turned down the volume when a particularly loud friend called? It can; here's how. More »

Chrome: If you're not enamored with the default Chrome start page, Start! offers a polished and customizable alternative. More »

Confused on what you need to jailbreak your iOS device? Whether you've got a brand new iPad or a first-generation iPod Touch, Jailbreak Matrix dishes the dirt on what you need to jailbreak your device. More »

When Apple introduced iOS 4.0 earlier this summer, it also released upgrades for some of its previous smartphones and handheld computers. The company is now looking into reports of significant problems with the iPhone 3G running the new version of this operating system.