It looks like Windows Live Mail has finally been bumped back to their more "stable" version. Firefox users can rejoice that it is now compatible...again!

It only took them 2 weeks to get Milestone 6 back up and running, but there were many irritated users during those two weeks. I saw many people complaining about the loss of features when Live Mail was downgraded, but I

Yahoo Mail Beta users are going to be getting some much-needed upgrades. They will be rolling out the upgrades to users in waves so if you don't see the new features then don't go crazy.

Here is a quick overview of the new features:

• Messages load faster
• Spell Check enhanced and now works with Firefox
• Compatible with IE7
• They removed the animated ads to calm things down a little
• Expandable/Collapsible folders
• New
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Opera has made available a new release of their popular browser for the Windows Mobile platform. Opera 8.6 gives users a wonderful tabbed browsing experience and the ability to use a horizontal viewing mode. The mobile edition is not free unlike the desktop version of Opera. It is available for $24 but a 30-day trial is available to ensure that the browser is right for you.

Google has now stated that they have no intentions to build their own Web browser. I didn't think they would since they have "partnered" with Mozilla to promote Firefox. I think that Google is content with extending Firefox and Internet Explorer to make those browsers as useful as possible.

Google is doing a great job at promoting Firefox and making their own extensions for it. Internet Explorer

There are a lot of people that want to be crackers and be knowledgeable enough to hack popular applications like Windows and Photoshop, but if you want to become a top notch cracker you have to start somewhere. This tutorial walks you through how to hack a specific program so that you can get use to the tools that you need to remove serial number authentication.