So much for Netscape 8.0 That's one upshot of Thursday's settlement between Microsoft and AOL Time Warner, according to industry analysts, who predict the Netscape browser--currently at version 6.2--will now move from a neglected orphan of AOL to a candidate for euthanasia. "For the most part, it means Netscape is pretty much gone," said Rob Enderle, an analyst for research
Do you ever wish you could show a friend or family member how to do something on his or her computer? You can now make movies of how you do things on your Windows XP computer, using the FREE "Bulent's Screen Recorder." It's a very good program and will come in handy when your trying to explain something over the
For those that program there is nothing more important when trying to build an application that is going to tie in or make calls to another program is to have a accurate list of API's Seems Microsoft which was forced to release the Internet Explorer API's did not show all of there cards. But a independent company has claimed to
I am still using Office 2000 and you know why? The damn price is just to high to upgrade. This is the #1 reason why people cheat and load illegal copies of Office XP. Seems Microsoft has had a little pity on us poor souls and lowered the price of full versions by $100.00. So my main question is why
No more sharing playlist and music in the iTunes network unless you are on a local network. Apple fixed the feature that was being exploited by users. I am sure this will cause the hackers out there to get pissed and make a exploit. Apple made this comment to CNet "The new iTunes 4.0.1 update limits Rendezvous music sharing to
In a reverse of a initial recommendation Kazaa users are being recommended to patch the software to close a security hole. After all you never know who is watching! [ZDNet]