Next Windows OS Coming Sooner Than Expected?
Seven Things We’d Like to See in Windows 7
First shots of Windows 7 leaked? And by 7, we mean Vista. – Engadget
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Seven Things We’d Like to See in Windows 7
First shots of Windows 7 leaked? And by 7, we mean Vista. – Engadget
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So most of us have read articles that list “The 10 Best Apps for…” or “My Favorite Apps to…” There are hundreds out there, many listed in my list of bookmarks (so what do you call a list of lists?) Several sessions here at the ISTE Conference provide great suggestions for apps (e.g. What’s Your App? Finding Real…
Found this headline on topix.com:Important information about Windows XP SP3 for Internet Explorer users Important information about Windows XP SP3 for Internet Explorer users You will be unable to remove IE8 Beta or IE7 after installing Windows XP SP3 because Microsoft wants to make sure that you do not encounter a problem commonly known as…
Here is an interesting idea to help bring broadband to rural areas. It leaves a lot of questions about the ability to take a one-way communication technology and turn it into a two-way technology, but it is an interesting idea to keep watching. FCC mulls new broadband service – eSchool News online eSchool News staff…
Yesterday at work a RSS headline crossed my screen that caught my eye, and I clicked on it thinking I would take a quick glance–Roger Ebert gets his voice back: “Uncanny. A good feeling.” which led me to the Esquire article: Roger Ebert: The Essential Man. Little did I expect I would get drawn down…
Here is an interesting study about teen use of MySpace that runs counter to many perceptions. “The media and many parents have demonized MySpace, but we found that an overwhelming majority of adolescents are using the site responsibly.”http://www.uwec.edu/newsreleases/06/dec/1204MySpaceresearch.htmI believe this research emphasizes the need for educators to do more with educating students on the proper…
The current system of IP addresses is slated to run out of addresses as early as 2010, so IPv6, the next generation of IP addressing, is gaining more attention. As noted in this PCWorld article, training for network administrators is growing in importance. PC World – IPv6 Requires Learning Curve for Network Admins The concerns…
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Why don’t they just do like they have done in the past. Copy the new features in the latest Mac OS, port it to a window with a square box and call it good. Microsoft has always considered Apple as their R&D; department!