Monthly Archives: January 2009

CNN has this neat thing called “The Moment” and people attending the Inauguration could capture the exact moment where he was sworn-in and could upload the files as attachments to CNN’s special Hotmail address for the project. There’s already been … Continue reading →

In yet another act of desperate stupidity, the EU has sent Microsoft a complaint that Microsoft should not have IE included in Windows, period. Here’s Microsoft’s statement on this: “Yesterday Microsoft received a Statement of Objections from the Directorate General … Continue reading →

Microsoft’s CES 2009 Keynote gave out information like the direction in heading towards seamless data exchange, Windows 7, more connecting, and a little peak of the future. However, it was bereft of information about Office 14 (the next version after … Continue reading →

Microsoft has finally released their neat music software that adds some fancy background music to accompany your voice from Microsoft Research. What used to be called MySong, is now called Songsmith (not a cool name in my opinion) for $29.99. … Continue reading →

Microsoft has something really innovative out there called Microsoft Tag. It’s basically like a barcode with some data on it. You could install the Microsoft Tag Reader application on almost any mobile phone, take a snapshot of a barcode, and … Continue reading →

I did a survey, and it seems most people just aren’t interested in MSN. Why? Well in my opinion, MSN’s content isn’t up to snuff as the more professional publishing companies, the design and layout is usually always horribly outdated … Continue reading →