All sites that mention Apple’s next big operating system release, called Leopard, say that the release will be late April or early May. DigiTimes is going against what the rest of the Internet is speculating by saying that the release date will be in October of 2007.

Keyboard shortcuts help perform tasks faster than normal, but one thing always seemed to be missing from my Gmail Inbox. I have always wanted a keyboard shortcut to delete email messages in Gmail and it looks like Digital Inspiration has found one.

It’s pretty well known now that Bill Gates is the World’s richest man, and at the same time, a Harvard dropout. Now Bill will finally get that Harvard degree he started way back in 1973 (and gave up a fear years later as a Junior).

We saw the pictures and mock ups of a Google phone, and people speculated on features that it might have. Now analysts are saying that there’s no secret Google phone in the works. Instead, Google is working on software for mobile phones, and location finding services to work with the iPhone.

In February, MSN Soapbox flipped the switch from private beta to public beta, giving everyone the opportunity to try it out and become loyal users.  It was introduced last September as Microsoft’s version of video sharing, however complaints followed that it was missing important elements that other services offer.

Last week Microsoft released a Windows Update for Vista users to help address some of the application compatibility issues. I haven’t had a bad experience with compatibility lately because many of the programs I use have all been updated.

What would happen if different airlines had different operating systems running them? Maybe something like this…