Flock is getting ready to start using word-of-mouth as a way to publicize their new browser. Sure they have already gotten a lot of recognition for their efforts but they want you to start spreading the love even more.

I always seem to be away from my computer when I need to get something off of it. That's how it is supposed to work...when you need something you can't have it. The built-in Remote Desktop in Windows XP does a pretty good job but I often use multiple operating systems throughout the day and I don't want to worry about cross-platform compatibility.

This is one story that I wasn't expecting to see today. BetaNews is reporting that Microsoft has invited the Mozilla developers to come up to Redmond in hopes of making Firefox and Thunderbird fully compatible with Vista.

We all know someone that is just a little too comfortable with that blue "e" but maybe there is something we can do about it. People love to use themes for Firefox and you will be able to use them to make it look like an entirely different browser. You can tell from the screenshots just how realistic it looks in both the Luna theme and the Classic Windows theme.

Most of us have a Microsoft Windows machine not because we necessarily think it is the best operating system, instead it is because we are afraid to try anything different. If you knew someone else that had the exact same computer then maybe it wouldn't be so bad, right?

When you are shopping for a camera it is often hard to decide which one is the best. You may resort to asking your friends to find out their experiences or maybe you go online and read some reviews. Oh yeah, and I'm sure you have gone to online stores and sorted the list of cameras by the "most popular" which could easily be skewed from a sale that they recently had.

Mozilla just placed Firefox 2 Beta 2 RC1 (Release Candidate 1) on their FTP server. If you haven't had a chance to play with the new theme yet then this may be a good opportunity. Here are the download links:

Just about everyone has said at one point or another "they don't have a program to do this?" Now you can make that application yourself without ever having to write a single piece of code thanks to My Dream App!

If you don't consider yourself an "average Joe" rather you consider yourself living the life of luxery, Nokia's luxery brand of phones called Vertu will be the perfect "communication instrument" (the average joe calls it "cell phone") for you.