Browser Battle Royale
A while back I read an article that compared IE7 and Firefox 2 shortly after their releases. I liked the way it was done, but I’d wished that they’d included another popular browser, Opera. So since...
View ArticleDreamweaver: Good or Bad?
Ask some web designers about Dreamweaver and most will tell you that anyone using it is a web design noob that wouldn’t last a minute without their precious little WYSIWYG editor. Well I’m here to say...
View ArticleRumor Control: Windows Vista (part one)
We’ve all seen the Mac commercials: PC goes off to be upgraded to Vista and his return is uncertain. And when he finally does return he’s bloated with trial software like that snobby blueberry girl on...
View ArticleRumor Control: Windows Vista (part two)
This is part two of my Windows Vista article. Part one can be found here. “It prompts me to allow or deny every two minutes!” Not true! While Vista does have a security feature that prompts you to...
View ArticleLinux For Your iPod
I was looking around Google for something (I can’t remember what) I stumbled upon a list of things you can do with your Apple iPod. One was record audio files for free (the standard method requires a...
View ArticleGoogle Pack Review
Google Pack was released in early 2006 as a pack of programs that Google deemed as essential for the PC. At the original writing of this article, Google Pack came with Adaware, Firefox, and other great...
View ArticleWatching iPod Videos On Your TV Without Apple TV
In March, Apple released the much anticipated Apple TV, which allows you to stream media files from your computer and view them on your television (along with several other features). If you don’t want...
View ArticleGeek Survival Kit
When you’re a geek like me and you’re forced to survive in the wild (outside of your room), you might not know what to do. Conversations can be awkward, and often lead to you striking up conversations...
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