Business Week is reporting more dilemmas and trouble for an already struggling Dell.  There's currently a federal investigation going on taking a look at their finances.

It was just yesterday that I pointed out some theme changes to Firefox 2. Well, it is a new day and so there are new changes.

If you are interested in testing AVG 7.5 Beta 1 then you can sign-up to be accepted into the beta program. Just go here and choose the option to create an account. Your email address will be turned into a username and they will send you the password. I got the email almost immediately so it doesn't appear to be an "invite only" service.

Okay, we knew it was coming and Apple finally updated their iTunes site to reflect the newly released version 7! There is a whole slew of new features, but the overall interface is pretty much the same:

Foxit Reader 2.0 has been released and it is just as great as the previous versions. If you are still stuck in the days of viewing PDF's using Adobe Acrobat then it must be because you have never tried the free Foxit Reader.

MessengerMad.com is reporting that the next release of Windows Live Messenger, version 8.2, will have a polygamy feature built-in. If you have never patched your Windows Live Messenger then it is possible that you don't even know what Polygamy is.

You should never lose the loads of contacts from your mobile device with the help of ZYB.  If you've ever lost your contact information, you know how frustrating it can be.  ZYB, a Danish company provides its' users with a basic free online phone data backup service.  According to Ali Reza, their Sr. Marketing Executive,

Apple is having their event called Showtime today starting at 10:00 AM PDT. Yesterday I was talking about how people were speculating a release of iTunes 7 to be announced at the show...and it looks like they might be right.

I don't even want to know how many searches I do in a days time because it would probably be insane. My Google Search History shows that my average day consists of 100-200 searches but I probably only do 60% of my searching with Google. I do a lot of other searching in forums and on websites.