The rumors are buzzin' like crazy now that Zune has been labeled the "iPod Killer" and we've received a few details about it. The specifics that remain unknown are all becoming rumors and now the rumors are flying about the launch date.
Betanews is claiming an October launch date while Engadget is rumoring a November 14th date. Either way, I'm sure we can expect it to be
Mozilla is slowly preparing to implement the Visual Refresh in Firefox 2 Beta 2 which is supposed to be released on August 8. They started by rearranging the search box last week and now they have added the new preferences window. I have a bunch of screenshots below of the new windows so check them out. These should be pretty much what we see in Beta 2 but there could still be minor
There are so many Web sites that I try to keep up with that it can be difficult to find the time to read them all. There are sites like ChangeNotes.com that will monitor sites for you and send an email when they find any changes. The bad part about sites like ChangeNotes is that they only check once or twice a day for changes.
We are just two weeks away from the expected release of Vista RC1 (Release Candidate 1) and the Vista team is letting us know what has changed since Beta 2. The list of changes is actually quite long but is broken up into different "categories" to make it easier to follow. Here are some of the changes that I liked the most:
You've probably seen the commercial ads lately for the Mac computers. If not, check one out below. They're pretty creative, and kinda funny.
Macspoofs.com has come up with their own entertaining commercials and just like the real deal, these are pretty funny too. It's worth checking out. The clip below shows the spoof comparing Microsoft's Pocket PC to Apple's Newton (an early PDA) which
Microsoft has taken the liberty of telling users what they need to prepare for when they upgrade to Vista. In the table above they refer to both a "Clean Install" and an "In-place Installation." The clean install does not mean that you will have to wipe your whole hard drive and start from scratch. It means that it can upgrade Windows
If you've got a 15 inch MacBook Pro, you may be part of a massive Mabook Pro Battery Exchange program that Apple has initiated. Originally there was a silent exchange back in May due to computers suddenly shutting down. Apple has acknowledged that there is a serious problem which led them to issue the full blown recall.
Who's part of the recall? If you purchased your 15 inch Macbook between
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