One of my favorite features in Gmail is the ability to add filters to incoming emails. I only use a couple different filters to automatically label emails from, for example, eBay purchases. But I do have one filter that would cause a lot of frustration if I wasn’t able to have it.

The filter I’m talking about is setup to delete all emails coming from

If by chance you’d like to watch the entire Bill Gates/Steve Jobs D5 interview without watching it in segments as previously offered, Apple has made the interview available via an iTunes download.

When I downloaded the interview, it took me about 35 minutes.  The connection seemed fast, so it shouldn’t take you too long if you’re on a broadband connection.  A sit-down public interview with the two of them together

It is another sad day for the Microsoft OneCare Antivirus program as news begins to trickle in of it placing 14th out of the 17 programs that were tested. This time around AV-Comparitives was the site doing the tests where their focus was more on heuristics.

They used a type of testing called Retrospective which is just about the best type of testing

Google is no stranger to security issues, that’s for sure. They’ve had their fair share to deal with, and it doesn’t appear that it’s getting any better. Each time it’s serious business and the fact of the matter is, security will always be something that Google will need to viscously deal with.

One of the more recent incidences involves Gmail experiencing some issues with XSS holes (Cross-site scripting).  This is dangerous for users because it can expose their Google

The release of Firefox 3 is expected to be later this year, and with it will come new features and possibly even a new look. The user interface just got revamped last fall for the release of Firefox 2, so are Firefox users ready for another change?

I’m a huge advocate for change and never get tired of seeing something new, but what about all of the people who like to keep things the same? I

Here we go again.  MSN Soapbox is once again flipping the switch back to a public beta.  It’s been an on again off again process ever since it launched.  In February, they opened up their doors from a private beta to a public beta but quickly reverted back to private in March.  It launched last September as Microsoft’s version of video sharing, and just like every other video sharing site

All of the speculation can now end on when the iPhone will debut. The confirmed release date came from three commercials that started airing on TV in the US last night (June 3rd). The commercials showed off all that the iPhone has to offer, and also included a message saying that the iPhone would be coming June 29th. Not June 14th, not June 20th, and not June 30th.

Just as a refresher, the 4GB model will cost $499