If you have used Windows Vista then maybe you have noticed how great the search feature is. I know I have and it looks like the Microsoft search team is really thinking with their heads.
Paul Thurrott is at it again and this time he got word from Microsoft that the final release of Windows Vista is still on schedule. That means businesses will receive their version of Vista in November while consumers will have to wait until January.
The Google Talk Blog posted today about how they listen when we request a feature. They proved that when they recently released a new version of Google Talk that incorporated sending/receiving files and voicemail capability. The most interesting part about the post is when they say "."
When I use Linux I normally choose to use KDE because I like the Start Menu structure a little better. What makes me even happier is that the KDE developers are pondering a redesign of the Start Menu and it should look something like the image to the right.
The first release candidate for Firefox 2 Beta 2 made its appearance the other day which made me think the August 23 release date was plausible. It looks like they are pushing the release back a week, to August 30, to help fine tune some things (probably mostly with the visual refresh).
GMail now makes it easy for you to play those MP3 files without ever leaving your email. As soon as you receive an attachement that is in the MP3 file format you should see a link below it that says "Play." As soon as you press that you'll get a pop-up window and it will start playing the MP3.
Kevin Mitnick is one of the world's most notorious hackers.
The new Azureus 2.5.0.0 has finally emerged and is ready for you to download it. It has been a few months since I have seen even a minor update so this is highly welcomed. Here's what you'll find new in this release:
I am a pretty organized person and I view hundreds of sites each day. Through all of those sites I find several that I will eventually come back to but I don't want to clutter up my bookmarks when I will only view once more. That's where notes come in.
