Apple has released Boot Camp 1.1 Beta today which appears to target some more compatibility issues when running Windows XP. Here is what they say they changed:

• Support for the latest Intel-based Macintosh computers
• Easier partitioning using presets for popular sizes
• Ability to install Windows XP on any internal disk
• iSight camera support
• Support for built-in microphones
• Right-click when pressing the right-hand Apple key on Apple
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There are a lot of people that have become all too familiar with Microsoft's Windows Genuine Advantage (WGA). Microsoft will of course sell you a legal version of Windows if you are running a pirated copy...and now they aren't forcing you to reformat your computer to fix the issue.

Once you have purchased a key you can download the Windows Product Key Update Tool.

It may just be possible that Google will be the replacement to the newspaper someday. They already have a well managed Google News that is customizable for each user and now their Google Maps are going to contain coupons.

When you are searching for a business you will see a small link below their address that says "Coupon" if they are offering any. An

It looks like Google is finally stepping it up a notch when it comes to integrating photo recognition into Picasa. Google recently acquired Neven Vision which will be used to help improve the photo searching capabilities that their photo manager has. The Official Google Blog makes the acquisition sound pretty exciting:

Neven Vision comes to Google with deep technology and expertise around automatically extracting

AllPeers is a Firefox extension that will let you share files with friends by using a simple buddy list. You get to choose which files and folders you want to share with each person on the list and the whole transfer process is based on the BitTorrent network. I have to admit that it does look pretty sweet!

TechCrunch is saying that the time is drawing

YouTube is either cleaning out their car or making some upgrades...I can't really tell from the message they have posted. :D

The key part to the message that caught my attention is "new features." I am hoping that one of the new features will be similar to the one that Google recently implemented that allows users to hyperlink directly to a specific spot in a video. We often display movies

Paul Thurrott got some exclusive information on the new Vista RC1 (Release Candidate 1) release date. It has now been pushed back from August 15 to early September (around September 7). As of right now it looks like the build will be Vista 5520 which has not had any screenshots leaked as of right now.

He also goes on to discuss the release to