- MSFT IE8 supposedly great.
- Cisco to buy vid cam company.
- New iPhone models coming? Someone thinks so.
- Google backs Sony reader.
- AT&T to sell iPhones without contracts.
- Birds dying off, they say.
- New Mozilla mobile browser.
- Dell Adamo made in China by Quanta.
- Apple sells HD now.
- Safari hacked.
- IBM-Sun merger called anti-competitive. By who?
- Sony freezes salaries.
- Google apps to be shut down by government? Why?
- Cadillac has Internet in the car itself.
- Visit: www.Squarespace.com use the code “Tech.”
Right click here and select ‘Save Link As…’ to download the mp3 file.
SquareSpace is the coolest software/site I’ve seen in the last year. Usually I kind of go “myahh” over most hosting services, but it is worth a visit.
Yes GregA, it’s even cooler than Windows Vista.
iPhone is a dead piece of hardware which is being revived and milked to death by Apple again and Agian. No they are providing it unlocked.
And people still buy this worthless phone. Anyone who actually lives Outside of USA knows that even the most cheapest phones have better features than iPhone. Of course they dont have the snazzy look of iPhone but looks can be deceiving you know.
I have been using Copy and Paste for years but Apple has just released this features for iPhone and marketing it as the next thing since sliced bread. LAME!
A Fennec Fox is a small fox that lives in deserts.
Zorker,
Don’t sugar coat your words.
Tell us how you really feel about the iPhone!
#4
iPhone makes me iSick. Thats my feelin’ steves!
#1,
But it is still not as cool as the iPhone and all those excellent updates we got yesterday!
Also, doesn’t seem to have a working shopping cart, so for me, saddly, it isn’t as nice as Dynamics RMS.
But then I am a people powered company, which means I use software, and not operating systems;)
Surely a People Powered company would grind up its employees and use them to feed giant furnaces, or perhaps strap them into giant treadmills.
See! Zybch gets it!
GregA, I love the iPhone’s seamless integration with Outlook.
GregA said “But then I am a people powered company, which means I use software, and not operating systems;)”
I absolutely agree that we don’t need an operating system. It’s all in the cloud and software is a service. So just give me a browser and I’m away to the races.
(Wait for it….)
#3
Mozilla Fennec? I’m all ears! HAR!
@2 You forgot “and death to America”
QB,
I don’t use email as a primary communication platform anymore, but thanks to your prodding, I finally set it up, got it to read my gmail and now have it hooked to the iPhone, and OMG, the iPhone outlook integration is better than it ever was on windows CE back in the day. LOL!
Thanks for the tip!
Good, nobody bothered to mention which browser is faster.
I say good because I use three regularly sometimes on the same hardware and even on very different hardware that is the one thing that absolutely isn’t an issue.
If you need a stop watch or other electronic means to tell the difference I don’t care and the dullard that insists on blathering about it needs a dirty sock stuck in their mouth.
Ooops! This time that was me!
It took about 20-25 minutes to install IE8 with pretty darn good internet connection (~1500Kbps) onto a pretty new laptop with 4 gigs of RAM and tons of hard drive space. A couple reboots, scanning for malicious software, Windows Genuine Advantage, install updates, install more updates.
Oi vay!
I am install right as I post this. I will post again when i am done;)
And Im done.
Woah, why did it have to reboot?
I just download IE 8.0 and then delete it…
GregA, don’t know. XP was fully patched when I did it. Maybe yours is the norm and mine is the exception. I am going to try it on a desktop.
Go figure. My Dell D630 (from above) took forever. A crappy Dell Optiplex took ~6 mins plus one restart. My MacBook Pro with XP running on VMWare took ~7 mins plus one restart. I don’t add on restarts or the initial downloads because they vary so much.
Of course I just updated WebKit (aka Safari cutting edge) to the newest version (including the download) in 1:30. But who’s comparing?