Windows XP SP3 Beta Just Around the Corner?

Vista SP1 Beta and Windows Server 2008 are out of the way 

The first taste of the third service pack for Windows XP was delivered concomitantly with the initial version of the first refresh for Windows Vista in July. At the end of August, Microsoft started talking Windows Vista Service Pack 1. Free from the Windows Omerta

This Is The Funniest YouTube Clip Ever!

At least this is what the producers sustain

Nowadays, millions of Internet consumers are fighting for the YouTube popularity which can bring them on the main page or even on the top of the category of the online video sharing service. But when you manage to reach the first position of the comedy category and record approximately 6 million views, this is something impressive. This is what National Lampoon is claiming. According to a press release published today

Slim PSP-2000 Pack – 1GB Memory Stick, Daxter, Movie UMD, All for $200

Full features of the new PSP Slim/Lite inside… (inside this article that is)

Can’t wait to get your new PSP Slim/Lite huh. Well, we thought it would be nice to share a bit of information about it with you, as several sources on the Internet have revealed a bunch of new features and improvements added to the new system, currently available in the US bundled with Daxter (one of the handheld’s best titles), retailing for just $200.

Bill Gates’ Role at Microsoft Comes to an End, Onward to Save the World

Starting in July 2008 

The clock is ticking for Microsoft Co-founder and Chairman Bill Gates as he prepares to abandon his day-to-day role with the Redmond company. Back in June 2006, Gates announced a two-year buffer period designed to ensure his smooth transition out of Microsoft. At this point in

Thinnest Nokia Cellular, the 2630, Hits the Market

Singapore will get Nokia 2630

Nokia 2630 will now be available in Singapore from now on. The slimmest handset from Nokia line of devices will finally be out on the market, after it was unveiled at the beginning of May, this year.The thinnest mobile phone coming from Nokia has the dimensions of 105 x 45 x 9.9 mm. That’s not nearly as satisfying when compared to what

Nokia Starts Cooking Chocolaty Branded Cakes

Nokia-flavoured cakes

After Nokia recently released some moon cakes in China, the handset producer will bring some of its sweetest products in Taiwan too. The tasty cakes are packed and ready to ship, which should happen pretty soon, as they can’t wait too long before reaching stores.

The $100 Laptop – Available for The Public

Will be sold under the “Give One, Get One” scheme 

 The $100 laptop will be available for purchasing to the general public from the US, but under the G1G1 scheme (“Give one, Get One”). This will allow US residents to buy two laptops for $399. One laptop will be sent to the buyer and the other will be received by a child from the developing world. The G1G1 scheme will offer the laptops for only two weeks, beginning with
November 12.

3 Reasons Why Mac OS X and Linux Won’t Succeed against Windows Vista

Dislodging Windows is harder than it might seem

Let me state from the get go that this is not a Mac OS X vs. Linux vs. Windows Vista article. It will not provide a conclusion over the superiority of one operating system alone and will only be limited to a total of three reasons why Mac OS X and Linux won’t succeed against Windows Vista. Success in this context is equivalent to a scenario

Barcode Scanner for Nokia Phones

Ignite your imagination

UpCode™ is revolutionary and interactive. It is an optical code reader that uses mobile phones (or scanners) to add any electronic information or system to all media and any printed products including electronic information on screens. With the application it is possible to integrate all businesses and all forms of eCommerce. The code provides businesses

Mobile Phone Shortage to Hit America Soon

Handset production, smaller than demands

The land of all possibilities might just fail to meet the mobile phone demand that people in the US will make. The crisis is expected to come in the fourth quarter of this year, as a result of an ambiguous reason.These results come from a study recently conducted by Matthew Hoffman, an analyst from Cowen researchcompany. They stated that the problem