First of all thanks for all the comments on the Podcast about the interview I did with one of the program managers from the IE7 team, about the Beta 2 release. Thus far the show has been downloaded about 4000 times which breaks all kinds of records here for the first 2 hours of it's release. Over on the IE
Well that did not take very long, seems some creative hackers have figured out how to trick Windows XP into thinking the Intel Mac has a Bios chip which has resulted in what is being said is a solution to get Windows running on a Mac. I would bet that if Windows XP does become fully functional on the Intel
I have been using Groove for several years but as my team grows not everyone is on a Windows PC and I need a collaboration tool that will take over for Groove that is cross platform compatible. If the readers have any suggestions please leave a comment or leave me a e-mail.
Now here is a interesting site that will let you backup your DVD' disc. There have been a lot of tools in the past that would do this but this is the first one I have seen in a while. [DVD Shrink]
You used to only get virus definition updates and minor changes to existing software but quietly Symantec is no delivering software updates via Live Update as well. This is good news to those that want to make sure you have the latest and greatest firewall and virus engines running on your machines. [PCWorld.com]
I am looking for a programmer that has experience or can come up to speed very quickly on the software development kit (SDK) for the Windows Media Center Edition. If you have that experience you need to drop me a line geeknews@gmail.com