Use your WiiMote as a gamepad for your Android tablet or phone. Touch screens are great for some games, but for others you just need tactile response. So, if you prefer to do your gaming on an Android device I highly recommend the free app WiiMote Controller. It’s easy to set up, and mimics an Android keyboard – so it works with most games.

The ultimate tablet magazine is ready for your Android. Long an iPad-only offering, Flipboard arrived for Android tablets in December – and I’ve barely put my tablet down since. With the ability to pull in content from thousands of sites, Flipboard can also access your Google Reader, YouTube, Twitter and Facebook accounts, meaning everything you care about on the web is literally at your fingertips.

Do you want a gamepad for your Mac, but don’t want to buy yet another controller? Use your WiiMote as a gamepad with Wjoy. This app doesn’t enable motion controls on your Mac, but it does let you use your WiiMote as a simple gamepad – perfect for games and even emulators if that’s what you like to do. Not everyone knows it, but the WiiMote connects to the Wii using Bluetooth – and there’s nothing stopping you from using the WiiMote with any computer that uses Bluetooth.

Browse Reddit, Android-style. Reddit Is Fun is a free app for putting the best of Reddit at your fingertips. Sign in with your account and flip through your front page and favorite subreddits, or search for and explore any individual community on your own. Reddit is Fun is a near-perfect interface for the Internet’s front page, allowing you to comment, vote or simply browse in just a few taps.

Have a license for an old Adobe product, but can’t find your disk? Not an issue. So long as you’ve got your serial number you’ve got a legal way to download and run the software you paid for, thanks to a not-so-secret FTP server containing every version of pretty much every program Adobe’s ever offered.

The $450 ASUS Transformer Pad Infinity (TF700T) is a high-powered, lightweight tablet with a detachable keyboard you’ll actually enjoy typing on. Not everyone thinks the ASUS Transformer Pad Infinity is the best tablet on the market, but I can’t imagine wanting to own a different one. I hate reviewing hardware. So I won’t pretend to be an expert. I’m going to write this review from my point of view, pointing out reasons I think the ASUS Transformer Pad Infinity is a great tablet you should maybe think of getting – and definitely enter to win below because we’re giving one away. Let’s get started.

Edit your partitions from outside your operating system. The GParted Live CD is a simple Linux distro you can use to change the size of your partitions – or wipe a drive entirely. Built around GParted, the ultimate partitioning software, the GParted Live CD is probably the simplest way to use GParted on any computer – regardless of what operating system it runs.

Make your own Android App. MIT’s App Inventor is the easiest way to learn how to make an Android app, but if you don’t know how to get started, our latest guide can help. From author James Sherar, “Make Your Own Android App: Your Unofficial Intro To MIT App Inventor” goes over the basics of [...]

Find out how your favorite sites on the web make money. “How Do They Make Money” is an interactive site that lets you quickly find your favorite tech companies, and you should check it out. Why? It’s not a bad question. Most web users seem not to care how their favorite sites make money – until a given site makes a policy change they don’t like. There are patterns behind the madness. Almost every site on the web needs to generate some revenue.

Keep your Mac awake for a set amount of time. Sleep No More is a (Mountain Lion only) Mac app that lives in the Mac’s menu bar, letting you delay the slumber of your Mac by whatever interval you please. Being a Mac app, there’s even a delightfully unnecessary animated timer.

It’s here. You can download a stable version of XBMC for Android right now. This isn’t a lightweight version of XBMC made specifically for tablets – it’s the full version of XBMC. So you can add your music and video collections and browse the Internet. The interface, designed for a TV, probably won’t work well on your tiny smartphone screen – but it’s just about perfect for a tablet.

Quickly find and copy obscure symbols, then post them into any program. Symbol Caddy is among those long-forgotten class of Mac apps – the dashboard widget. Which is a shame, because it’s a widget that is sincerely useful. Imagine you’re writing about currencies, and need to compare the dollar ($) to the euro (€), and as such need quick access to both symbols. If you’re American, where do you find the euro symbol?

See a picture of the community around you, right on your Mac desktop. Satellite Eyes is a tiny Mac download that sits in your tray, determines your current location and puts a map of your choosing on the desktop. Whether you want a minimalist outline, a satellite image or even a watercolor, it doesn’t matter – Satellite Eyes can deliver, and will automatically move every time you do.

Don’t pay more for a product just because of poor timing — see a history of price fluctuations before you buy anything. Camelizer is an extension for Google Chrome that shows you a chart of price history, helping you avoid the highs so you buy during the lows. Camelizer can’t predict when prices will be lower, but it does give context to your purchasing decisions by showing you a price history for any given item.

Have you been thinking about upgrading to Mountain Lion? Or have you already upgraded but not yet found the time to explore all the new features? Whichever of these positions you find yourself in today, there’s a wealth of information you’ll find invaluable in MakeUseOf’s new guide on Mountain Lion. Grab it now!