YouTube users might notice some new features: channels, blogging, and history viewing.

It appears as though Microsoft is coming to the rescue again! Not only will Microsoft Office have spell check with the red squiggly, and grammar check with the green squiggly, it was also have a new blue squiggly! The new blue squiggly is being labeled as contextual spelling check. This feature will check words with the context of the sentence to ensure that each word in the sentence makes sense.

Google is going to be releasing the Google Spreadsheet tomorrow, June 6, and we have all of the information for you right now. The sign-up link is below along with a visual tour of the service. They are only going to let a limited amount of people into the service initially while it is being tested.

It looks like Microsoft is giving the Xbox 360 a pretty major update tomorrow, June 6. They have a complete update list that is available for you to view and is very extensive. Surprising the new features list is pretty large but the system improvements section is about four-times that length!

Windows IT is reporting that Vista will lose another key feature: PC-to-PC synchronization. Microsoft has already pushed Vista's deadline back to January and now they are pulling features.

Google Calendar just became more useful because you can place it on your Google Personalized Homepage. This allows users to easily keep track of their appointments without having to go to the Google Calendar Homepage.

Now there are many people who say Firefox rocks because it is the fastest browser around, but do they have any facts to back that up? Most are assuming that because they have heard other people say it, but when it comes down to the facts it looks like Opera beats everyone.

The Pirate Bay is back online and they are more alive than ever. They are laughing at Hollywood because The Pirate Bay is now decentralized. This means that they have copies of their servers in other locations, and even better is that they are in different countries.

The new Slashdot CSS redesign has now been implemented on their homepage. I have to admit that Alex did a great job because it handles so much better than the old homepage did. Everything is so streamlined and looks very well done.