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All Recent Tags Files, emails, and folders. Even the best of us sometimes misfile or loose things. Then, we need to locate that document in a hurry. Where did it go? Does this sound familiar?
Microsoft launched this week a new tool called Windows Desktop Search...
Read More | Nov 15th, 2005 | Comments: 3 | Last Comment: Nov 16th, 2005
Happy Birthday to Firefox!
Mozilla.org today confirmed that November 9, 2004 was when it's popular web browser Firefox, was released at version 1.0 Today, the software is at revision level 1.0.7 (Mac, Windows, Linux), and the company is working on 1.5.
The announcement...
Read More | Nov 9th, 2005
Sony BMG, a company that makes a variety of consumer electronics such as the Walkman, CD / DVD drives and burners, has released a product called XCP (eXtended Copy Protection) that prevents copying musical materials from the media onto the computer. According to investigators, XCP uses rootkit...
Read More | Nov 9th, 2005 | Comments: 5 | Last Comment: Nov 15th, 2005
Earlier this week, Apple announced a new Australian iTunes Music store. This means that Australian Windows and Mac people can download and enjoy music on their computers and iPods just like those of us in the states.
According to internet sources, Apple typically pays AU $.99 per song, and sells...
Read More | Nov 9th, 2005 | Comments: 2 | Last Comment: Nov 9th, 2005
Early in November, Microsoft began a free web-based Virus Scanner, allowing members of the general public to come to their website, download a tool, and then proceed to tie up your box and scan it for all of the creepies that have infested your computer while on the internet. What they haven't...
Read More | Nov 3rd, 2005 | Comments: 3 | Last Comment: Nov 5th, 2005
Accusations are nothing new to Microsoft -- they continue to battle various groups in Europe and Asia for various antitrust violations. That is nothing new. What is new is that South Korea continues investigating, and Microsoft replied with a threat. "It might be necessary to withdraw Windows...
Read More | Nov 2nd, 2005 | Comments: 6 | Last Comment: Dec 29th, 2005
Operating System software is an entity that lives and breaths on it's own. It requires little tweaks and enhancements here and there to make it better, and to fix problems. Such is the case with Apple's Tiger OS X, 10.4, and the release to 10.4.3 Let's look at some of the highlights of the...
Read More | Nov 2nd, 2005
Does anyone ever watch "live" TV anymore, aside from Football games? With today's busy schedules, and active people, I am willing to bet a lot of us record our shows, such as ER or CSI or Law and Order, and then view them at a comfortable time and date. Today's gadget folks have a DVR, like TiVo;...
Read More | Nov 2nd, 2005 | Comments: 5 | Last Comment: Jul 10th, 2006
As of Sunday afternoon, Oct 30, 2005, DaniWeb has taken on a new look! I have been active with DaniWeb since early 2004, and we now have the 3rd revision to our community! I like the new changes, and I am sure that on behalf of the administration, others do too! Welcome Aboard!
Designed to make...
Read More | Oct 31st, 2005 | Comments: 6 | Last Comment: Nov 6th, 2005
Once upon a time, Symantec was a known leader in the computer software industry. They had compilers (Think C/C++), purchased and maintained Peter Norton's DOS / Windows Tools, and developed some products for the Mac. Today, they are well known for their Corporate Antivirus tools, although their...
Read More | Oct 27th, 2005 | Comments: 4 | Last Comment: Nov 8th, 2005
