I signed up for Windows Live Mail Beta using the 'hacked' way and apparently MSN doesn't know that I am signed up for the account already. When the service was first released I had signed up to be part of the Beta, but I haven't gotten anything until I received this email at my Hotmail address and it sounds pretty interesting: Thanks so much for your interest

PC Magazine has reviewed Sprint's Razr competitor. They gave it 4/5 despite it being a little thicker and heavier than the Razr. It has a lot of really good points by compensating for everything that people don't like with the Razr, except it appears that it doesn't have very good battery life.

Review Source: PC Magazine

It appears that Microsoft has started to send out emails to beta testers for Microsoft Office Live: Hello and thank you for reserving your opportunity to participate in the Microsoft Office Live beta. Microsoft Office Live is scheduled to make its debut in early 2006.* When it does, you’ll receive FREE access to a variety of online services designed to help give your small business the professional Web site

The screenshot above is what we can expect to see in Google Talk soon. This soon-to-be-released version of Google Talk should have the compatibility needed to talk with all of your AIM buddies as well as the icon use. As simple as Google Talk really is, it pulled me away from MSN Messenger without any troubles, although I would like to give Windows Live Messenger a

It looks like Dell's 30" Apple competing monitor is as nice as it sounds. PC Magazine has given it a rating of 4/5 and also an Editor's Choice Award. Of course, if you decide to spend the $2200 to buy this then don't forget to buy a desk that will hold a 30" monitor :) .

Read The Review From PC Magazine
News Source: Engadget

This package tracking service will track your package and display its transit on a Google Map. Now you will really see the weird routes that packages take to get to your doorstep.

Track A Package With PackageMapper
News Source: Google Blogoscoped

It looks as though we can expect the future OneNote 12 to be a centralized place to store all of your data. I am currently a college student and use OneNote for every class that I have. It is great to take notes on and then I can always keep them at the end of the semester without wondering where I am going to store them. OneNote 12, however, will allow users to gather screen