Microsoft has finally released Internet Explorer 7 Beta 2. It seems like it has been forever since IE7 Beta 2 Preview was released but they have finally gotten rid of the Preview. The new build runs very smoothly and seems to have some nice speed enhancements. There is nothing overwhelming for those people who are running the Preview version still.
It looks as though Linspire is finally going to release a free version of their popular Linux operating system. During the Summer of 2005 Linspire released their $50 version of the OS for free, and now they are going to have this as their FREE Linux solution. You will find Linspire very easy to use and intuitive if you are new to Linux.
Firefox 2.0 is a very much anticipated build with all of the features we have been told it is going to have. The most popular change that everyone expected with Firefox 2.0 Alpha 1 was the user interface design. Unfortunately, this was not in this build and hopefully we will see some changes on May 9 when Firefox 2.0 Alpha 2 is released.
Paul Thurrott has completed a micro-review of the Microsoft Windows Vista 5365. He goes through some of the new features that he has found in the build as well as well as the shell changes. Overall, this build has a bunch of minor updates. Nothing to jump up and down with, but it is still a nice release. I have definitely found this build to be faster and more stable than any previous builds.
It is now possible to join Yahoo Mail Beta by changing your content Country to the UK, Germany or France. As soon as you change the setting and return to your email it will ask you to join Yahoo Mail Beta. Make sure you change your content preference and NOT the country for your address.
If you jumped on the bandwagon and downloaded Vista 5365 then you might find some use in these tips and tricks. They offer some fixes to some major annoyances like how to disable the User Account Protection.
Alexa is one of the most prestigious ranking systems that is known on the web. For quite some time the top 3 sites were Yahoo, MSN, and Google (in that order).
