We all rely on at least one technology device or another that we don’t go anywhere without each day like cell phones, laptops, MP3 players, calculators, Pocket PC’s, and the list goes on. I came across a bunch of pictures on Flickr that showed what people were carrying in their bag, and it got me curious about what you carry in yours. Now, I know not everybody carries a bag with them, so in general, what

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Freespire 2.0 was just released today, and it brings a lot of great things to the table. For starters it uses Ubuntu 7.04 as its baseline, and was built off of that. So you get the benefits of using Ubuntu, but a lot of the proprietary software, drivers, and codecs since it is created by Freespire!

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Mozilla is currently taking new steps to improve upon their 50% user retention rate for Firefox. That number means that only half of the people who try Firefox actually continue to use it on a regular basis. So what’s Mozilla going to do to make that number even better? Here’s their plan:

1. Force the Firefox icon to easier to find location
2. Alter the default browser settings path
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Out of all the fonts that we have to choose from on a regular basis, did you know that most of them can be broken down into two general categories. Those categories are “Serif” and “Sans-serif,” and the difference between the two is very simple: One has decorative “feet” while the other doesn’t.

Which one is which? Well, “sans” is a French word that means without, so “sans-seif” means without the curls or small appendixes (feet)

Ahhh, Microsoft definitely has a hard time these days keep downloads behind closed doors. We just announced yesterday that XP SP3 was in the hands of select testers, and now 24-hours later it can be found on the file sharing networks. The information appears to match up to the real thing, but you should be careful because this hasn’t officially been

At a recent Japanese media briefing, the press were able to get a preview of what the new Windows Live Homepage will look like.  It will replace the current Live.com page that users are able to personalize with content like news and weather, as well as gadgets. The new page will be more of a centralized place where users will be able to include different modules so that all of their Live services come together

Last week there were some updates leaked for Windows Vista. These updates promised to cure the problems that have plagued many Vista users, including the slow file transfer times and slow resuming from standby.

Microsoft must have decided that it would just be best if they released the updates to the public instead of holding them back any longer. So here are the