Monthly Archives: February 2008

I stopped playing Live Search Club months ago. I got bored with it, and the prizes weren’t that compelling. There was this one game I wanted, but it seemed to take forever to get there. So I gave up. Can … Continue reading →

As Americans, many of us live in the suburbs of America. You know what a suburb is, the area between the country and the city? You’ll usually find families or middle-aged couples living in these homes. Where usually the parents … Continue reading →

                                                                                   So what’s the latest and the greatest in the field of web searching? Well I’ve got a list of the top 10 new things a web search engine should have : Dynamic Search – Instant search as you type. … Continue reading →

Now I try to be fair when I can, and Keynote (from the iWork suite) is loads better than the current PowerPoint for Windows. Why is Keynote so loads better than PowerPoint? Well I hate to admit it, but Keynote … Continue reading →

Live Writer has to be the most versatile text editor there is. Although not as full-featured as Word, Live Writer can do simple word processing.                                                                     Simple tasks like writing things down, fair number of fonts, sizes, saving option, printing, … Continue reading →

Rumors are flying around about a special multitouch/touchscreen tablet coming from Microsoft in a year or two. This may sound surprising, considering Microsoft doesn’t make hardware for Windows OS, but it seems like they are. I think this is due … Continue reading →

Most people who are against the Y! deal, is mainly because of one reason : Flickr.                                     + = ? The most popular Y! property, is one that Y! really has as little to do with. There is integration … Continue reading →

The press and blogosphere have gone nuts about what this could mean. MOST of them thinking it’s a bad idea.                &   + = GOOD or BAD? Me, on the other hand, think quite the opposite. Like I’ve said … Continue reading →

Now, I’m not a fan of "start" pages, but I’ve been taking a look at several start page sites including Live.com, iGoogle, MyMSN, MyYahoo! and Netvibes. So here’s my opinions:                                                                                            Live.com – Of all the sites, I find it … Continue reading →