Vista - What is it really?

Vista - What is it really?

Google "ends" Googlebombs; too late it seems

Google "ends" Googlebombs; too late it seems

Dell taking a swing at Vista

Dell taking a swing at Vista

Java's open-sourcing beginning to pay off

Java's open-sourcing beginning to pay off

Walmart's submitting to SuSE

Walmart's submitting to SuSE

Vista and Office are going to be downloadable

Vista and Office are going to be downloadable: "microsoft windows vista office download internet software"

Windows Vista launch date set; Microsoft prepares

January 30th is the day when Microsoft lets consumers buy their next-gen OS. So who's the biggest competitor; Windows XP, Apple, or the open-source movement?

Ubuntu continues Windows-attack

Ubuntu's main goal is to conquer Windows, and they're now trying to make installation even sweeter with a Windows-based installer. But isn't this confusing users with this new installer?

Owners of Core 2 duo Mac laptops have 802.11n built in

I honestly wonder why Apple even bothered hiding the 802.11n adapters in the latest MacBooks when they charge to activate them. Hmm, maybe Linux can do it for free?

LG an iPhone rival unlikely

Some people (mostly Apple fans) are freaking out at the latest LG device, which is an iPhone look-a-like. But is it really something to worry about, or is there more behind this?

Apple opening up FairPlay? Maybe so...

Is Apple actually going to open up its FairPlay system which limits content purchased from the iTunes store to the iPod? It could be a hoax...

Internet Explorer 7 hits 100 million installs; going strong

Although some analysts predict that Internet Explorer 7 users are merely users migrating from the previous version of Internet Explorer, it's actually quite likely that Microsoft may increase their market share with this app.

iPhone's problems

Some people have been writing about the iPhone, and there are complaints as expected with any new device (or old for that matter). So I decided to write about them, and show what's really behind all this.

LiveCD for Fedora Core - is it really worth it?

Last month, Red Hat released a LiveCD for Fedora. But is it really going to be that useful, or is Red Hat just playing catch-up?

Vista gaining momentum

Many people predicted Vista's failure. But Microsoft has shown so far, it's not letting Windows XP be the majority for much longer.

Exposure to MPAA's fake torrents may actually be what they intended

It's now known that MPAA has been hosting fake torrents in the hopes of ending the on-going piracy in the media industry. But stop and consider this: could this exposure actually be what they want?

MySpace privacy not as non-existant as we thought

66% of teens actually don't show personal information publicly - but does that mean we should feel safer by doing that? Not entirely...

Google Space coming soon to a planet near you

Google's joining of the Large Synoptic Survey Telescope project means that they will probably create a space-based viewing service. Perhaps Google's going to join it with Google Earth?

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Hitachi's got the TB drives

Hitachi's introduced new IDE 1-terabyte drives to hold all your data -- a major milestone. But there are some things unanswered: consumers, price, and long-term reliability.

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Photos of new version of Xbox 360 leaked?

Has Engadget really got leaked photos of the next version of the Xbox 360, that is, "Zephyr"? We hope so...

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Hybrid disc players to end DVD war unlikely

It's unlikely that the existence of hybrid DVD players will be able to end the bitter format war between Blu-ray and HD DVD.

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OS X app "Noise" promises to kill noise itself

A pink noise generator for Mac OS X aims to drown out noisy distractions, so you can get work done. It actually drowns out noise fairly well. Sounds interesting? Not really much different from radio static.

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Apple Month Of Bugs threatens the Mac's reputation

The Apple Month of Bugs has been launched! How long will it take before Apple take action and fixes these bugs that are being continually revealed everyday?

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Fedora Legacy Project no more

The Fedora Legacy Project, which supports older Fedora and Red Hat releases, is shutting down. On the website it says, "The current model for supporting maintenance distributions is being re-examined. In the meantime, we are unable to extend support to older Fedora Core releases as we had planned."

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