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Reasons Towards Google’s Eventual World Domination

Published on December 8, 2009 By Lansia

Google has been in the news a lot lately… new technologies, new innovations, new products… It’s all about Google. And that is why I think they are eventually going to take over the world. Well, the technological world, at least… Here are a few recent “waves” (no pun intended) Google has been making: Google Introduces [...]

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Google Chrome OS Out Now (Sort of)

Published on November 25, 2009 By Lansia

Google recently released the open source for Chromium OS. Out about a year earlier than the scheduled release of Chrome OS, Google mentions their eagerness “to engage with partners, the open source community and developers.” The project is available here: Chromium OS. If you are eager to engage with Chromium OS, PCWorld has a few [...]

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Google Chrome OS: Light Recap of the Update from Mountain View

Published on November 19, 2009 By Lansia

Google hosted a press event this morning at its Mountain View headquarters to give updates about the Google Chrome OS. If you weren’t able to catch the live stream of Google VP Sundar Pichai and Engineering Director Matthew Papakipos, here’s a light overview. Google Chrome OS is open-source. There is no target price set yet. [...]

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A Few of the Best Free Applications and Software Programs

Published on November 11, 2009 By Lansia

I thought I would continue the theme of freeware (okay, maybe it’s not a theme with just one article on free/entry-level programs) with a list of other useful programs. Um, wasn’t the economy getting better? Or did I hear the rumors wrong? There seem to be layoffs happening left and right. I guess it gets [...]

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Our Freeware Recommendations (Graphics Editor, Audio Recorder, Screen Capture, and Others)

Published on September 21, 2009 By admin

Seriously.  Who owns, personally owns, all the software they need?Nevermind want. No one does. No one I know at least.  Adobe, Microsoft, Corel all rock. Of course.  They’re great.  But they might as well be Pretty Pony  Design Software, as far as my home computer endeavors are concerned. Thank god for freeware. There is some pretty [...]

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Windows 7 Buying Guide

Published on July 24, 2009 By Kevin

With the upcoming release of Windows 7 on October 22nd, you may be thinking about upgrading your operating system. In the past, Microsoft often confused customers as to which Windows edition to choose by not providing logical feature upgrades between editions, and by offering too many different SKUs. With Windows 7, Microsoft is simplifying the [...]

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Google Unveils New Chrome Operating System

Published on July 8, 2009 By Kevin

Late last night, Google posted a new blog entry announcing their plans to develop a Google Chrome Operating System. A natural progression following their successful Chrome Browser, the Google Chrome OS will be their attempt to re-invent what an operating system should be. Their aim is to create a lightweight, open source OS that is [...]

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NoSQL Movement is Gaining Traction

Published on July 2, 2009 By Kevin

A new movement has started in the world of database programming. A small group of programmers and start-up companies are developing new ways of managing large amounts of data. They claim that relational databases like MySQL are too constrictive and slow, and they are developing their own ways of dealing with all of their data. [...]

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My Favorite Free and Open Source Software Programs

Published on June 30, 2009 By Kevin

Licensed, paid for software is great for large applications and complex tasks. But what about all the lightweight, small programs you use for simple, specific jobs? The amount of free and open source software available for download grows larger every day, and here is a list of some of my favorites. 1. Firefox Hands down [...]

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Verdict in RealDVD Case Expected Soon

Published on May 26, 2009 By Kevin

The on-going battle between RealDVD and Hollywood is almost over. Last Thursday, federal judge Marilyn Patel heard the closing arguments from RealDVD, as well as lawyers from the MPAA and the 7 major movie studios that brought the case against RealNetworks. She is expected to give her ruling at any time. Back in September, the [...]

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