This is a guest post by RJ:

Have you ever wanted to get more games on your iPod then the default 3 games that your iPod Nano or iPod Video comes with?

Click Wheel Games are the solution to getting more games on your iPod Nano 3rd, 4th and 5th generation and your iPod Classic 5th generation. These games are specifically meant for the click wheeled iPods (Nano and Video) and will only work on the click wheel iPods.

To locate the page to find the games available for the Click Wheel iPods you are going to need to open iTunes and then follow the instructions:
ITunes Store> Home> Scroll over App Store tab> click on small triangle> chose iPod Click Wheel Games from drop down list. Another option is to just type something resembling: Click Wheel Games and search then go tot he left of the page and go to the related section where there will be a link to a page called: iPod Click Wheel Games.

Most of the games that are sold are remakes or shortened versions of already sold games such as Guitar Hero, Cake Mania, Sims  and etc. These games aren’t cheap and there are not a lot to chose from. At the moment (March 16th, 2010) most of the games cost around $5.99 and there are only 49 games to chose from unlike the thousand’s of apps available for the iTouch and/or iPhone.

Depending on the game you may be able to listen to music at the same time but other’s will be unable to. Also, depending on the game you will have a playlist for the game which you can add songs form your iTunes library to the playlist to play during the game. These games cannot be played on any other device other then the iPod Nano 3rd, 4th and 5th generation and the 5th generation iPod Classic. Also, they are NOT playable on your computer.

After downloading the game onto your computer off iTunes you will get a applications page. Under the library section on iTunes you will find a applications tab where your click wheel games will be stored. When stored i your iTunes folder you will find a sub folder called “iPod Games” which may or may not be stored along with your artists.

To find the game on your iPod it is in the same place as your default games are stored. To locate the game follow these instructions: Menu> Extras> Games.

In the end you can still have a portion of fun that you can have with the iTouch or iPhone with there apps with the games available for iPod Nano’s and the iPod Classic.

This is a guest post by RJ:

Ever wanted a dock on your PC?

The simplicity of having a uncluttered desktop, hide away icons, unlimited customization and more?

Well look no further, ObjectDock by StarDock is here!

ObjectDock is a dock available on your PC. Specifically, we will be taking about the free download version.

Object dock gives you the option to make your desktop less cluttered. You have the opportunity to customize it as much as you want, from having running programs on the dock, to adding a Start Menu shortcut.

With object dock you can add shortcuts, display running tasks, put docklets, zoomed icons, a appearance when the task is in use, four edge positioning, running task snapshot of window, windows start menu, a assortment of skins, swinging icons when pointing over.

Compatibility:
ObjectDock’s compatibility is strictly Windows. It’s compatible with Windows XP, Windows Vista and Windows 7.

System Requirements:

~Windows 7/XP/Vista (32 bit versions only)

~20MB free drive space

~256MB RAM

~Impulse must be installed in order to download and update software

~ Internet access for download, activation and/or purchase.

Languages supported:
English, French, German, Italian, Polski, Russian, Spanish, Serbian (srpski) Note: The interface has been localized for these languages, but the documentation and help (where available) will be in English.

Download ObjectDock by StarDock now!

This is a guest post by RJ:

Ever wanted to be able to Google 4 things at once? Well now you can at googlegooglegooglegoogle.com.

googlegooglegooglegoogle.com is split into 4 frames all with the Google search engine which allows you to search Google simultaneously all within the one window. Each frame is linked to “Google.com”. Which means it has all the options you would get on “Google.com” such as quick links to Web, Images, Videos etc. and the “I’m Feeling Lucky” button. Above each frame you do get the option to search “Google.com” and “Wikipedia.com”; Also the option to close this Google-Frame and Go To a New URL. Since the frames are minimal size and not large enough to view the whole web page at once you do get the two scroll bars. One scroll bar is on the right of the frame (Up and Down) and the other on the bottom of the frame (Left and Right).

With the Go To a New URL Feature you can go to any website. Which means you can be on 4 websites all in the same window!

A Menu at the left bottom corner allows you to take more advantage of googlegooglegooglegoogle.com.

Menu Options:

Restore Closed Google: Allows you to restore a closed Frame

Set Pages to Open on Start up: Allows you to set the URL in each frame and it will open that frame as default when going to googlegooglegooglegoogle.com

Always Givoogle x 4: Tells you to bookmark googlegooglegooglegoogle.com to always see 4 Google frames and to be a better person.

Big List of Other Google’s: Gives you a list of alternate Google search engines.

Google x 4: Gives you larger (wider) frames

Side-by-side Search: gives you 2 large frame allowing you to search the web side by side.

Pros:

1. Allows you to go to 4 URL’s in the same window

2. Fast and effective

3. Perfect for comparing photo’s side by side, watching multiple videos etc.

Cons:

1. They have a 2 frame and a 4 frame search so a 3 frame search would be a nice add on.

2. Don’t have any more. This is a great.

Search Google in a whole new way now:

Thanks to the Creators of googlegooglegooglegoogle.com: Erty and Alex.

UPDATE 1/18: http://googlegooglegooglegoogle.com has been shutdown and moved to http://www.alotofinternet.com/ [Update by Colby Aley]