On December 4th at 2:00AM PST Xbox 360 owners (with an Xbox LIVE subscription) will be able to get some awesome new features at no additional cost! At the top of the feature list is MPEG-4 Part 2 video support, which means that most of your DivX and Xvid files will now be play on the system! This was expected, however, because of the

Some of you may not realize it, but record companies (like EMI, Warner, Sony BMG and Universal) pay rather large amounts of money each year to trade groups like the RIAA and the IFPI which funds their operations. In return, these groups support the artists and labels and spend some of their money to help stop piracy. We all know how

Oliver Rist, an editor at PC Magazine, decided to take a new perspective on the who Vista sucks theme going around. Normally I just pass right by these articles, but his really caught my attention by saying that Leopard is the New Vista. The article, to say the least, is hilarious. Checkout my favorite parts of the article:

What makes it worse is

Whoops! Looks like Linksys made a small little mistake on a Wireless-G Home Router box that they recently sold a lot of.  Apparently on the day after Thanksgiving, Circuit City and other stores sold the router for pretty cheap ($20 after rebate). This particular router is also sold in India where there's a different tech support phone number printed on the box than

I just updated my Firefox nightly build, and it's impossible not to notice the new location bar. I sat there for a minute almost like a deer staring into headlights because I just wasn't sure what to think about it. It's, well, big.

I've got an animated image below that demonstrates the new feature in action, and you'll notice that every entry takes up two lines. The top line has the website's icon, title,

It's amazing to think about how much has changed with Google Reader since it was released back in October of 2005. They've done a great job of making some major revisions to the service by adding new features and tweaking the interface so that it's easier and more efficient to use. Some of the most useful features that they've added are the keyboard shortcuts, offline access, the option to search in all feeds across

Welcome to Daily Downloads brought to you by CyberNet! Each weekday we bring you the Windows software updates for widely used programs, and it's safe to assume that all the software we list is freeware (we'll try to note the paid-only programs).

As you browse the Internet during the day, feel free to post the software updates you come across