If you want to give your old iPhone a bit of poke go to Settings / General / Home / Search Results, then untick all the options, this removes all search results in spotlight but will give your old phone a new least of life, removing some of the application/os lag that seems to return quickly with any iPhone OS update.

via Gizmodo

Here’s a great tip from the geniuses over at Lifehacker, now you can enable Aeropeek in Windows 7 so you can get preview of each tab rather than each Window (much like ie8 supports)

If you want to enable it, all Chrome builds (including the stable build) will let you add the flag –enable-aero-peek-tabs after the quoted path in the shortcut on your desktop or in your taskbar (if you hold shift when you right click you can go to properties and add it there).

This is very handy if you’re anything like me with one window but lots of tabs open at once.

via Show Chrome’s Tabs as Separate Aero Peek Thumbnails.

This is an excellent tip for media center users, who would prefer to administrate their pc’s remotely rather than direct, this enables users to quit a session and restore the account to the local account…

All you have to do is run a simple command that will log you off and return the system to it’s console.  Create a shortcut on the desktop called End RDP and use this command as the target…

%windir%\System32\tscon.exe RDP-Tcp#0 /dest:console

A couple of things to remember.  If you find it not working, check the user session that you are using on the RDP.  Open Task Manager and check the users tab.  See the session tab at the right?  That number, in this case it’s 0, corresponds to the number in the command.  RDP-Tcp#0

One thing to note, this tip doesn’t work the hack to enable remote desktop access in Windows 7 Home Premium as home premium doesn’t include tscon.exe, which is unfortunate but a small downside to a very handy hack.

via Home Server Show.