When Yahoo redesigned their homepage I have to say that they did a lot of things right. They made it so that their news and services were brought to your fingertips without having to traverse a lot of pages to find what you were looking for.
Casio is celebrating their Billionth calculator sold. That's a lot of calculators! The very first calculator from Casio was their model 001. It went on sale way back in 1965. Okay, maybe I shouldn't say WAY back in 65', if you were born that year, you're only 41. So, 41 years ago, the Casio model 001 sold for $2,200.
WinExpose is a truly amazing (and free) application that brought to Windows what I consider to be one of Mac's best features: Expose. When the Windows application was started back in September of 2006, new builds were being released once or twice a week. There were even several times where multiple releases occurred on the same day.
Alright, this should be the last of iPhone news for now. I couldn't help but write up another post, mainly because I was intrigued by some overly excited commenter's over at Gizmodo that made some good points about why the iPhone might take off like crazy.
Our latest giveaway includes two software license for Object Desktop 2007! Ryan and I spent a considerable amount of time reviewing all that it has to offer, and boy, is it a lot! There are so many options for transforming your Windows PC into the look, feel, and functionality that suits you best.
Details have been revealed for Office 2008 for Mac. The Windows version, Office 2007 is due out later this month, while Mac users will need to wait until the second half of 2007 for their new version.
Google Earth, one of my favorite applications, has hit another major milestone by releasing version 4 a few days ago. Many of the new features we have seen over the past few months because they were being tested in the Beta version, but this new release is great for those of you who don't like experimenting with pre-release software. Here is a list of the new features in Google Earth 4:
Firefox is known for the large amount of themes that they have available, with most of them being pretty subtle. After all, no one wants to sit and stare at a browser that would make your eyes water up...or would they?
