CNet is trying to compete with popular photo sites like photobucket by releasing a free photo uploading site. They allow you to use the images on sites like MySpace and eBay by conveniently providing links to your pictures after you upload them.

One of the nicest thing is that you don't have to register with the site in order to upload your photos. However, there is

Paul Thurrott has a very important article that discusses software that is and isn't compatible with Vista Beta 2. For me the most important software that isn't Vista compatible is Nero 7, but that hasn't kept me from using Vista.

When I installed iTunes, as Paul mentioned, the iTunes icon in the Start Menu did not appear. That was pretty easy to fix because I just had to

Michael Dell has talked about carrying Macs before, but is this some kind of hint? Engadget reports that the Dell Drivers Site now has Apple Mac OS drivers listed. They are also careful to point out that the files attached to the Apple Mac OS don't appear to be Mac drivers. They believe that listing the Apple Mac OS was just an accident by Dell, but

Ubuntu 6.06 is scheduled for release this Thursday, June 1. This comes just 1 month after Beta 2 was released to the public which is quite impressive (if Microsoft did that then we would have Vista by the end of June :) ). Ubuntu 6.06 has quite a few nice and new features that should be noted:

• A new live CD installer that takes on
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If you are a cheap person and have a bunch of time on your hands then this is the perfect solution for you. Build all of your furniture out of FedEx boxes! Make sure you follow the link below because this guy made more than just his computer desk out of the FedEx boxes. The dining room table is probably my next favorite.

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It looks like we finally know what Google was doing with that Voice Search Patent from over a month ago. They will be allowing users to search by voice over the telephone. The homepage below is very very basic but gives us some insight into the service: You say a query, it sends you the results, you say another query, and so on. When you're done with the

When Google released Picasa for Linux there was a big stir all over the web about it. People were amazed at Google's dedication to bring their Windows applications to Linux. Then we all started to wonder if Google was going to stop there or continue to transform their popular applications over to the Linux platform. Well, it looks like Google Earth may be the next converted