37Signals has finally lauched the long-talked about Calendar for their Backpack application. However, the Calendar is only available to paying subscribers. Just taking a look […]

Two of my favorite cartoons in recent history are The Animaniacs and Pinky and the Brain. Both shows were wacky enough for kids to enjoy, […]

A few weeks ago I wrote about a problem I have been having on my new MacBookPro. Whenever I would open VLC or Audacity, the […]

Google has released version 4 of its Google Desktop application. At the same time, it has also come out of beta. Google Desktop gives you […]

Google launched Picasa Web Albums this morning. An invite-only service for the time being, it is basically a photo sharing site on par with Flickr, […]

Google has added a Web Albums feature to its free photo editor, Picasa. Picasa Web Albums is Picasa’s newest feature, designed to help users post […]

Beta, that is. After almost a year of developer releases, the folks at Flock have finally released a public beta of their browser, which builds […]

With the latest build release of Opera 9, the browser has switched back to using the blue RSS icon rather than the feed icon that […]

Gervase Markham is talking up the decision by Mozilla to not support Windows 98 and ME in their release of Firefox 3 in 2007. This […]

Ars Technica is reporting that the PS2 is outselling the XBox. Since the release of the Xbox 360, Microsoft has averaged 246,000 console sales each […]