Looking at photo is like stepping back to a time when things like rotary phones and hefty paper dictionaries still rule the workspace. Flickr user Richard Due has thoughtfully labeled the classic, still-working items in his office for us.
If you're working with multiple languages in Chrome, it can be very helpful to have your spelling checked in those languages. Weblog Ghacks has a guide to installing other dictionarires.
Science is awesome, and you can show your appreciation for all things scientific—from chemistry and biology to physics and geology—with these science-themed wallpapers for your desktop.
Vegetables are not only good for you, but they're cheap too. Save money and increase your veggie intake by rethinking how much meat you eat next week.
Ever find yourself sitting on your couch, watching an episode of your current favorite TV show and see an outfit you must have? Web site Worn On TV keeps a catalog of what each character is wearing on a large amount of today's most popular TV shows.
When you're in the heat of a negotiation it can seem almost impossible for you and your counterpart to see eye to eye. However, a recent study shows that breaking bread with your adversary during a negotiation can make the process run a little smoother.
Mingle is a contacts app that takes some cues from the likes of Drafts and Launch Center Pro. Unlike a traditional contacts app that gives you a list and some information, Mingle allows you to launch actions in other apps directly from your contacts list.
