Halloween MP3s? Why not? Free Halloween MP3 songs are everywhere on the Internet. Below are a few download sites that offer free Halloween MP3 songs.

MP3sHits.com – Free Halloween MP3 Songs

MP3s Hits has one of the biggest archives where you can download all sorts of MP3 songs from various artists for free, including free Halloween MP3 songs.  As their special free Halloween song download, the site offers ‘This is Halloween’ from the soundtrack of the animated movie, “The Nightmare Before Christmas.”

MP3.FDepot.com – Free Halloween MP3 Song

The MP3 File Depot Network is a great site if you’re looking for free Halloween MP3 songs. The site is practically crawling with MP3 tools and utilities, such as MP3 rippers, MP3 converters, MP3 players, MP3 recorders, MP3 encoders, MP3 decoders, MP3 locators, and plenty more. You can also find several download products at the MP3 File Depot, such as free Halloween MP3 songs. (more…)

There’s nothing like portable music right off your mobile phone. So here you go, all you mobile aficionados. Here’s a few websites that offer free MP3 ringtones for your mobile phones.

FreeMP3Ringtone.fw.hu – Free MP3 Ringtone

This website offers several free MP3 ringtones for download. Here you can get the ringtone music of such artists as Mary J Blige, Kylie Minogue, Bill Withers, and more. Or why not download free MP3 ringtones that are way cool and out-of-box. So instead of a tune coming out of your mobile when someone gives you a call, you’ll hear Simon Nienhuis talk in an MTV ringtone commercial or hear an assortment of funky drumming from Hisaya Wakamiya. (more…)

If you’ve spent any lengthy amount of time on the Internet, you’ve probably heard of open source software but might not have fully understood what it is and why it even exists.  This article will describe this recent phenomenon and describe some of its benefits for the software using community.

In a nutshell, open source software is software made by everyone – for everyone. The hopes behind its development is that through its open access, it will evolve into something that represents the true desires of computer users. Through a wide network of user involvement, the software in question is enhanced and debugged without costs or administrative politics.

Traditionally, software is developed behind closed doors. A team of professional coders build it but the community at large isn’t part of its conception. It’s costly to produce and as you can probably guess, that cost is passed on to the end user: the consumer. Open source software on the other hand is free. Free to download, free to install, free to use, free to modify, and free to share.

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