Posted by Digg on 21st January 2007
Over the years Linux has proven its flexibility. We’ve seen Linux variants running on PCs, Servers, Gaming Consoles, Supercomputers, Toasters, Mobile Phones, Routers, and just about everything imaginable. But, oddly enough, one of the most popular hacking platforms out there - the PSP - has yet to see Linux ported to it.. until now.
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Posted by Digg on 16th January 2007
lot of bloggers heartily recommend starting with a clean installation of Windows Vista or even purchasing (or building) a new computer to experience the full might of the operating system. That’s great, in many scenarios, but in some cases you might want to upgrade your existing Windows XP or Windows 2000 installation.
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Posted by Digg on 15th January 2007
A collection of screenshots of the upcoming 2008 release of Office for Mac.
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Posted by microdude on 15th January 2007
Hey, I was surfing around today and found this new webmaster blog. Since I had some extra time, I figured I would give it a look. Little did I know, I found a great source of information. This blog has various interesting stories, ranging from Digging for Money to Pagerank Updating. This blog really did interest me since I am a webmaster myself. I have been keeping an eye for everything I can do to improve my websites. This blog is a great tool for any webmaster. It’s always smart to check back and see if you can learn anything new! I’m glad I found mycontentwebsite.com, my favorite webmaster blog.
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Posted by Digg on 14th January 2007
Napster announced the acquisition of AOL Music’s subscription service. They’ll add 350,000 new subscribers, get promotion on AOL, and pay just $15 million in cash. It’s not a bad deal, except it adds more unprofitable customers to the struggling company, and the company’s war chest just got significantly lighter.
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Posted by Digg on 14th January 2007
Apple has both a rabid fan base interested in its future product plans and a legendary obsession with secrecy. Former Apple employees say the company plants fake product names within work groups to track the source of media leaks. It monitors workers’ Internet surfing habits and scolds them if they’re visiting too many Apple rumor Web sites.
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Posted by microdude on 14th January 2007
Starting your own business has never been easier. Many people these days are starting there own business. One of the most popular type of new businesses is restaurants. Getting a Restaurant Loan is very easy. Our friends over at ARF, offer loans with some of the most competitive rates in the market today. If you get more money from sales, your loan payment will always be the same. They really do offer flexible financing.
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Posted by Digg on 14th January 2007
Today Apple is engaging in similar tactics against a number of bloggers who simply reported on the fact that someone created a skin for Windows Mobile phones that looks exactly like the new iPhone user interface.
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Posted by microdude on 13th January 2007
I was searching Goolge and I found a site called Build A Sign. This site is fairly unique from others. Build A Sign allows you to upload your own images and get them printed on a sign. They ship in under 3 business days, so you can get them right when you need them! They specialize in Yard Signs, along with many other products.
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Posted by Digg on 13th January 2007
The internet real-name system, designed to prevent cyber crimes such as libel and privacy infringement, will be applied to Web portals and websites of public organizations with over 100,000 visitors per day. The system will require Web users to identify themselves with their real names when posting entries and commenting on others’ articles.
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