Here’s a great video tutorial on upgrading from XP to Vista:

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Here’s a news clip from Top Tech News: BBC Director General Mark Thompson said that YouTube was “a key gateway through which to engage new audiences in the U.K. and abroad.” YouTube attracts an estimated 70 million users each month. One new channel, “BBC Worldwide,” will show clips from hit BBC programs including motor show [...]

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Microsoft is not just encouraging PC owners to use Microsoft, now, they’re encouraging those who would want to explore programming to do it with them. Microsoft Developer Network (MSDN) launched the Beginner Developer Learning Center – a site that offers lessons and “how-to” videos on programming using Visual Studio 2005 Express Edition. You can start [...]

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TechPwn wrote this great reminder on how to save time when reading stuff on your Mac. It can be found in the Services menu. Here’s something on how to use it, courtesy of TechPwn. Here is how to use summarize… 1. Open the program that holds the text you would like to summarize (it doesn’t [...]

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The Apple Gazette launched this cool service that allows you to make your own Apple Rumor. It’s a great chart that’d help you create credible sounding rumors. But I assure you that our sister blog doesn’t base their own rumors from anything too unfounded. Create your own Rumor here.

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CSS is a skill any web designer, even newbies, should learn off the bat. Here’s a post from a while back about 53 important CSS techniques. It’s a really great list of various techniques that you can use in customizing your website’s visuals and functionality. Here’s the link.

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Yet another turn in office productivity suites. Corel‘s long-running word processor (which has long been overshadowed by Microsoft Word in terms of popularity) meets a milestone in its release of WordPerfect Lightning Beta. WordPerfect Beta Lighting offers built-in access to online services which includes collaboration and storage that free users from browser dependence. It offers [...]

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Malicious websites and hackers exploit the browser’s capability of running apps and scripts like Java, Javascript and other executables to wreck havoc on your computer. Here’s a helpful Firefox add-on to help you stop malicious scripts from running – NoScript. It allows you to filter from which trusted sources your browser will allow to run [...]

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Saw this article from Digg. Now Speedtest.net used to be a pretty boring site with your common speed stats displayed. But they’ve revamped the site including a pretty snazzy interface and comparison data. If you’re wondering how your Internet connection matches up with the rest of the world (or if your provider duped you with [...]

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Firefox 3, which is due out later this year, will probably contain a slew of new features. As as Firefox junkie, I’m all too anxious to get my hands on the final version. As news has it, 3 will probably include features like offline support for Web applications. One thing they’re also looking at is [...]

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So Google has us all nuts with all of their services. And only someone nuttier would probably take score of everything and memorize each and every one of them down to search syntaxes and keyboard shortcuts. So thank goodness for this guy who just made using Google services a tad easier – the Google Cheat [...]

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The 4th edtion of Apple Gazette Weekly is here! In this addition I am joined by guest host Tony Steidler-Dennison. We discuss the possibility of Black iMacs, Jobs vs. Gates Live, the Apple TV and more. For more info, visit our sister blog, the Apple Gazette.

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I’m not really a sound engineering but I like audio. I did a few mixes myself and done some voice acting. I still play the guitar when I can. And if there’s one thing that I’ve learned from all of that, talent is one thing, but equipment counts. I’ve done some personal recordings using a [...]

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Google Desktop has been reported to have a flaw that no-gooders might exploit. It allows hackers to get into one’s computer, view files, and run unauthorized software. Recently, another attack has been uncovered. It’s called an anti-DNS (Domain Name System) pinning. It lets attackers access data indexed by Google Desktop. Google Desktop hasn’t released an [...]

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Mozilla updated Firefox to address a total of 14 vulnerabilities in the browser. Three of which are flagged critical. However, it failed to address one bug that the memory corruption flaw that enables attackers to put in codes in vulnerable machines just by making users visit a malicious site. Here’s the list of vulnerabilities fixed [...]

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