Click To Enlarge

Microsoft's "iPod Killer," called Zune, is less than two-weeks away from being released (November 14) and they finally launched the product's website. It has all sorts of information on the media player but nothing too exciting.

The big thing, in my opinion, is the new Zune theme for Windows XP that is located on the Zune Software page. The screenshot

Microsoft must have decided to do some house cleaning today because they gave Microsoft Max the boot. I covered the last Beta release of Microsoft Max back in September when it started to show some signs of potential. Sure it wasn't the most feature rich application but they had just added RSS capabilities and it had an interface that the less computer-savvy

Google Earth 4 Beta just got a few new features yesterday. It has been a few months since the last update but this one provides some things that could be very useful.

One of the new features is a drawing tool so that you can draw shapes and such directly in Google Earth and save them as KML or KMZ files that can be shared with

Microsoft has finally come forward and announced that they will be shipping Windows Vista and Office 2007 to businesses starting on November 30. This release was originally scheduled for the middle of November but Microsoft had to push it back even further because of some unexpected bugs that were found right before they were going to start the manufacturing process.

The consumer release is

A friend of mine told me to type failure into the Google search box to see what the result was. I was thinking that the result could be one of many things, but the first result was absolutely shocking.

The second result in the search is Failure Magazine and the third result is the Wikipedia entry for failure, both of which

One thing that Apple doesn't allow you to do with the iTunes software is retrieve the songs from your iPod. That doesn't matter to most people until you reformat your computer and forget to backup your songs. Don't worry though, iDump is here to save the day!

iDump is an awesome freeware application that lets you retrieve music off of your iPod without any troubles. It also has

Google just announced in a Press Release the new Java application for mobile phones that makes it even easier to access you Gmail messages. This is great news because many people were complaining that it would take between 10 and 15 clicks just to get to your Inbox.

I especially like this feature because on my phone the Internet is pretty slow, probably worse than dial-up speed. Each click that I had to do