Don't you just hate it when you are looking for that "shortcut" but can't seem to find it? When I usually edit my photos using Photoshop, I always ask our resident art director what shorcut key is for xxxxxx function.

If you do not want to ask your friends, check out the help function of Windows, Word, or Excel, and just want to do it all by yourself, then this product from Elecom may just help you out...

Call me a dork, but during my grade school days, I was part of the "Boy Scouts" club. Of course, I went to camping and the moderators taught us how to survive in the forest, do first aid, and knotting.

Of course, I still remember the square knot, but quite frankly, I don't remember how to do it. They told us that we might use the art of knotting in the future. Fast forward to 2007, and I still don't know when and where it will be useful.

Apparently, a person shows us just how useful knotting is for your PMP's headphones. While I don't knot my your earphones as this process may destroy it, this method MAY make things... Simpler?

Gah, just watch the video and tell us whether you'll be doing it to your precious earphones...

Most of us probably have tons of computer gunk hidden away in our PCs. In fact, as we install more and more computer programs unto our computer, one will probably notice that everything just seems slower. Now, before you even think of tinkering with your computers hardware, maybe you can first make Windows load faster...

You turn on and log-in to your computer. You turn on your favorite tunes while chatting with your friends using your IM service. Suddenly, the computer restarts and goes back to the log-in screen. Once again, you log-in only to find out that your computer has found a "serious error." You play an online game and after several minutes, the computer freezes, forcing you to reset the computer.

The crashes and the freezes continue, and you spend hours trying to figure out what the problem is. At this point, you just want to bash your computer as it was working perfectly the night before.

Sooner or later, this error message pops out of nowhere...

Does this screen look familiar to you?

People have coined this error screen as the Blue Screen Of Death or in shorter tems, BSOD. This usually happens when there is a software or hardware malfunction causing Windows to hang. Some Windows XP users may not be aware of this screen as the computer just restarts, but after changing some settings, you too can see this dreaded screen.