by admin on Jan 10th in Software
Microsoft announced on it’s pricing for the Office 2010 suites on the Office Development Group blog on Monday. There will be four different versions this time around (Home and Student, Home and Business, Professional, and Professional Academic), and two different prices depending on how you want to get the software. There will be a boxed [...]
by admin on Dec 21st in News
On Friday Norton released it’s Kids’ Top 100 Searches of 2009. Predictably, Facebook and YouTube were among the top 3. What I found a little unsettling, was that the #4 and #5 most searched for terms were “sex” and “porn”.
Now, I know that teens will be curious about those subjects and that’s normal. If you [...]
by admin on Dec 16th in News
The CBC published an article yesterday about a mother in British Columbia, who’s Rogers account was charged 0.15$ per incoming text message. Although her contract states that all text messages are free, Rogers, implemented the charge on incoming text messages in July of this year.
According to the article “Her 16-year-old daughter sent and received close to [...]
by admin on Dec 16th in Software
Came across an application for your iPod and iPhone users via Chris Pirillo’s site ( http://chris.pirillo.com ).
It’s called CopyTrans® Manager. It’s apparently much faster than iTunes and easier to use. Hey, for a free download, give it a try here.
by admin on Dec 15th in News
I came across an interesting blog article here. Although it states that current phones aren’t capable of those speeds and that the only way to connect to those networks is through a laptop’s wireless, it’s only a matter of time before the technology is adopted and widespread. While it’s easier to implement something like this [...]
by admin on Aug 20th in Software
I figured that might catch some people’s attention. Hey, I’m like just about everyone else. I like free stuff too! Over the years I’ve amassed a plethora of free applications that make living a digital life much easier. Some you may already know of, some you may not. Now, although the software is free, the [...]
by admin on Aug 11th in Software
Well, I’ve been messing with Windows 7 Beta (build 7100) for the past month or two, and I have to say, I’m actually impressed. I know this is not what was released to the OEM’s last week, and is still only the Beta version. I expect that the release will have much more compatibility for [...]
by admin on Aug 9th in News
Some of us spend our spare time watching tv, reading, surfing the internet. Some others, like myself, spend a lot of our spare time playing video games. I personally only play games on the computer. I don’t have any consoles (XBox, Playstation, etc…). Heck, I don’t even own a TV. Wether you want to want [...]
by admin on Aug 9th in News
For the past few months I’ve been monitoring peoples reactions to Google’s announcement that they will be releasing an operating system next year, “Chrome OS”. Partnered with some of the industry’s heavyweights such as Acer, Adobe, ASUS, Freescale, Hewlett-Packard, Lenovo, Qualcomm, Texas Instruments, and Toshiba. This is not an endeavor they are taking lightly.
According to [...]
by admin on May 26th in News
Well, I guess Microsoft fall guilty of piracy (of sorts).
“Canadian company i4i has won a patent infringement lawsuit against Microsoft Corp. that will see the major software maker pay the Toronto, ON-based firm $200 million.”
The full artile is here.