If I had the money to buy a car, I would hope to pick up a hybrid, and I have wondered a few things about them as there are many people spouting negatives about them. Business Week has a list of ten hybrid vehicle myths, and it actually helped quash some of my fears about […]

So did you just plop down the bucks to get the new, blazing fast iMac or MacBook with the Intel Core Duo chip? Are you just aching to try out Photoshop on it to see how much better it runs? Hold your horses. Adobe has announced that its products will not run natively on the […]

I’ve been using a laptop as my main computer for around 8 months and until now my mouse of choice for it was a a Wireless Intelimouse Explorer which is a great mouse, reliable and comfortable with huge battery life (Over 3 months).

That’s right, the second beta of the next major update to Internet Explorer has been released. And I’m going to tell you the good and bad about it.
First the good.
I’m probably going to be flamed for saying this but IE7 is pretty, there I’ve said it. My father has just started learning about computers, and […]

ExtremeTech compares the ATI Radeon X1800 XT, against the nVidia GeForce 7800 GTX and in the end the ATI card comes out on top. This makes me especially happy since the X1900XT should be an even stronger performer against whatever card nVidia comes out with next.
For now, we can say that ATI is the clear […]

Looks like Bill is a little unhappy about the decision to use Linux instead of a Microsoft product in the $100 Laptop project.
The decision by Nicholas Negroponte to use open-source software in his $100 laptop for the world’s poor instead of a special version of Windows CE ruffled some feathers at Microsoft, with Bill […]

Mozilla has released a patch for Firefox 1.5, here’s the changelist:

Improved stability.
Improved support for Mac OS X.
International Domain Name support for Iceland (.is) is now enabled.

Fixes for several memory leaks.
Several security enhancements.

After many months of waiting it’s finally here!
I have to say, the current version is still a bit buggy, but it’s a lot faster than the other Open Source Shell around and not as messy when it comes to the file management. It is however missing decent documentation.
I have not been able to put mp3s […]

Mozilla has released SeaMonkey 1.0, a full featured internet suite based on the former Mozilla Application Suite. Package includes Browser, E-mail Client, IRC Chat Client and a WYSIQYG Web Editor.
The SeaMonkey project is a community effort to deliver production-quality releases of code derived from the application formerly known as “Mozilla Application Suite”. Whereas the main […]

Sony has confirmed that some owners of its Walkman line of MP3 players, specifically the NW-A1000, NW-A3000, and NW-A608, have been experiencing problems with the Sony Connect software.
In a statement made by the company Sony has said:
“A number of users have reported problems with their Sony Network WALKMAN NW-A1000, NW-A3000 and NW-A608 when using […]