There hasn’t been much to say about the iPhone recently, it’s just been a matter of waiting patiently for the big launch. The big news today? If Declan McCullagh from News.com is correct, the iPhone will be released on June 11th!
This effort didn’t require digging deep for an answer, all it took was calling Cingular and asking a Customer Service Manager when the launch would be. No prying,
What was originally meant to replace Hotmail, Microsoft has completed the re-branding for their new mail service(in beta) and now it’s officially Windows Live Hotmail. In February they made the announcement that they were going to bring together the best of both worlds, Windows Live Mail and Hotmail, and create a new name that would satisfy both old loyal users, and new users.
The general overall response was one of confusion. Why would Microsoft revert
Mozilla is preparing for an official test day tomorrow for Mozilla Thunderbird 2.0. As of right now they are sitting quite comfortably with zero bugs in the queue, which is remarkable for any application about to be released. That could, of course, mean that it hasn’t been tested enough which is why they need your help squashing any remaining problems before they send it out the door!
Today Apple iTunes introduced a new feature to the iTunes store called “Complete my Album.” This is for those times when you’ve purchased individual songs, and then later on you decide to buy the entire album which the song(s) came from. For each song that you’ve bought that’s on an album that you end up buying, you’ll get a 99 cent credit.
That means that you will no longer have
About 1 year after Google Notebook went live, Google has taken it out of beta. And with that they’ve made some changes to the interface, and added several languages to it besides English.
While there weren’t too many changes to the interface, you’ll notice that it’s all polished up and looks cleaner. And because millions of people do not speak English, they added 17 other languages to choose from like German, Polish,
Chances are, you've heard of Linux.
But did you ever want to give it a try?...Maybe take it for a test drive?...See if it acts well with your computer hardware?
Well, you can! And you can do so without installing it, and without tampering with your current operating system.
OK...so how is it done?
You can test drive Linux with something called a Live CD.
Basically, your computer will run the Linux operating system off a CD. And there's no need to worry about