Windows sales ‘please’ Microsoft Microsoft has said it is “pleased” with the “strong consumer demand” for its new Windows 7 operating system. The new operating system was rolled out worldwide on 22 October. Windows 7 was not included in its results from July to September, for which it reported net profits of $3.57bn (£2.18bn), down [...]
Google Continues to Satisfy, News Publishers Don’t The latest American Customer Satisfaction Index (ACSI) shows that Google reigns supreme in the search engines and portal industry when it comes to customer satisfaction. This isn’t hard to believe considering Google’s share of the search market. There’s a reason why Google dominates the arena. Users are generally [...]
The Cooliris Firefox plug-in (Mac or Windows)is one of the most popular extensions in our library. Fire it up once, and you’ll see why: Cooliris turns your image or movie searches into a 3D wall that is easy to navigate and just plain cool looking. When they came out with an app for iPhone some [...]
Google Chrome fans who live on the edge and use the developer’s build now get access to one of the best features in Windows 7. Browser jump-list access had previously been limited only to Internet Explorer, but Chrome version 3.0.197.11 supports it. The jump list, accessible by right-clicking on the Chrome taskbar icon or by [...]
If you use torrents frequently, then you’ll remember December 7, 2006, as a day that will live on in infamy, a day that teh Interwebs broke in half–just a little. That was the day that BitTorrent, Bram Cohen’s torrent progenitor, announced it had bought µTorrent, the free-but-closed-source torrent client that showcased innovative features in a [...]
