Last week I was reading another blog site which stated that the best company to write about is Google. Everything else is boring. I’m not sure if I would personally go that far, but Google always seems to be in the news. Whether it is about Google launching new software, applications and new technology, Google […]
During the past week you may have read that Symantec is releasing their 2008 versions of all of their security and anti-virus products, which makes one wonder. By Microsoft getting into the anti-virus/anti-spyware market with their own line of software protection had any affect on pricing by other vendors?
You may recall that both Symantec and […]
For the past several months I have been reading many a tale from alleged insiders of when Windows Vista SP1 and Windows XP SP3 would be released. Today Microsoft has clarified everything and has posted exactly what Vista SP1 will be and has target a release date of the first quarter of 2008. Also Microsoft […]
The Firefox Campus Edition incorporates Foxytunes, Zotero and Stumbleupon add-ons to make life a little easier for the student. Though the Firefox advertisement states that the software is for the college crowd, I can see this also being used for the K-12 and under students as well.
So what are these add-ons?
Foxytunes - Do you […]
CNN had a segment over the weekend in which they interviewed the 17 year old teenage boy who had hacked the Apple iPhone and was able to use the phone with another carrier, not AT&T. While I was watching the program two thoughts went through my head. First, was this legal? Second what would be […]
MozBack is a small utility tool that makes backing up your profile when using Mozilla products. MozBackup supports Firefox, Thunderbird, SeaMonkey, Mozilla Suite and Netscape. The tool is easy to use and besides creating a backup also has the ability to restore a profile as well. MozBackup and can changed from its default settings so […]
Touted as a ‘different kind of blog from Microsoft’ the software giant is catering to hackers on their MSDN website. Described as:
Welcome to a new blog from Microsoft. The focus of this blog is likely to be a little different from most other blogs you’ll see on blogs.msdn.com. Microsoft employs some of the […]
Hotchalk is offering a free service for teachers that may just help in establishing better communication between them and their students. Hotchalk describes their service as:
Who is HotChalk for?
HotChalk is for teachers, students and parents from grades 12 and below. Teachers can use HotChalk to manage their coursework, collaborate with their students, and communicate with […]
The folks over at Revo have a innovative uninstaller that doesn’t require the monitoring of previously installed software. Most uninstallers I have used in the past needed to monitor the install and didn’t have the ability to find software that had been installed before the uninstaller software was placed on the system. This limited the […]
Just a quick note.
I was out surfing around looking for some information that might help new users to Vista when I stumbled onto this Microsoft site. Though designed for the person who is new to computers as well, these interesting articles cover the basics of Vista and may be of use for those of us […]
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