All of my networking equipment will auto select the kind of cable needed on all ports, but sometimes when I am on-site I need a cross-over or a standard Ethernet cable. This nifty little device allows you to roll the selector wheel on the cable to cross-over Ethernet or loop back or straight through Ethernet. Great idea. Especially for a tech.

DocTranslator runs from your browser, and uses Java for the uploads and downloads. It runs pretty fast. It converts Microsoft Word, Excel, and PowerPoint files in both the standard formats and the 2007 standards (.docx, .xlsx, etc.). DocTranslator tries to figure out the language, then it offers over 50 languages to translate the document to. The languages and services come from Google Translate.

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New Google Chrome only New Tab Extension: Get it here

Setup a three-panel view of your favorites, closed tabs and customize your backgrounds and colors, and you can add notes right on the page. You can also move bookmarks around on the page.

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AOL Lifestream provides a place to checkout all your social networks in one place. On your iPhone or Android phone. Lifestream aggregates your social networks like Facebook, Twitter, MySpace, Foursquare, Delicious, Digg, Flickr, YouTube, etc. You can signup easily using your Facebook connect. Looks useful, give it a try. Checkout the video

Internet Statistics including email sent, social network stats, Facebook stats and more.

JESS3 / The State of The Internet from Jesse Thomas on Vimeo.

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