If you’ve ever been on the hunt for icons you probably know just how difficult it can be to find what you’re looking for. A site called Iconfinder looks to remove the hassle of finding the right icon by giving you a central place to perform searches.
The next Windows milestone, currently dubbed Windows 7, could very well be sporting a huge user interface overhaul.
Apple stocks are suffering today with the announcement that “only” 146,000 iPhones were activated in the first two days of sales which happened to be the last two days of Apple’s 2nd quarter.
A popular site called Net Applications is often referenced when it comes to the market share of browsers. They also keep note of operating systems to see which ones are the most popular, and looking at some of the stats over the last several months shows that Vista is on a steady upward trend while Mac OS X appears to have leveled off.
There’s been a lot of Harry Potter craziness going on, particularly when Harry Potter made it to BitTorrent a few days before its grand release. Then of course there was the hoopla over at The Pirate Bay with their “Torrent on Fire” logo after they were accused that they facilitated in the distribution of pre-released copies of the book.
It’s been almost a year since AOL released a list of 20 million search queries that came from 500,000 different users. Within that content was some extremely personal and questionable information which brought attention to search engine privacy and all that it entails. Finally, Search Engines are taking some necessary steps to ensure that personal information is kept safe.
The One Laptop Per Child (OLPC) project has begun the mass production process of the low-cost XO notebook computer. This puts the project on track to ship these in bulk as soon as October 2007.
Have you ever installed a program and decided later on that you didn’t want it anymore? The natural thing is to uninstall it, but it never seems like Windows removes every trace of the application. I’ve been in this situation quite a few times, but thanks to Tinhed over in the forum, I won’t be having so many troubles anymore.
