I believe that windows 7 may represent the last biggest upgrade to the Windows environment. Looking at it from a client desktop perspective likely the biggest ever. Microsoft adoption and replacement cycle will take W7 to the next seven years at least. During this time I am sure Microsoft will start looking at new technologies; [...]

As a parent I am sure you allow your children to use computers on a daily base, to play to work on school, home work etc. Please know these facts associated with computers at or just use of computer by children in general.
Facts You Should Know
The Internet is a wonderful vehicle for learning. Unfortunately, it [...]

Netbooks. I was actually one of the few that did not think much about them or the success associated with them. The formula is rather simple and clever. Take a ordinary notebook, strip it down. Reduce processing power, shrink its footprint, and reduce the price tag. Current netbooks from HP, Dell or Lenovo cram performance [...]

I’ve always held the belief that certifications are important, but there are quite a few people who make the argument that certifications aren’t relevant today. A case can be made either way based on empirical data and anecdotal stories.
Some say that there is real data to show that the relationship between training, certification and the [...]

www.gamecopypro.com claims to offer game copy solution or backup solutions for major game consoles, xbox, Sony PS etc.
This is a complete scam after paying the fee of 30.00 you are given a spyware/virus infected download of worthless software. The few instructions or pointers given are really just suggestions or links to already known public software [...]

Interesting New Your Post Article….enjoy.
The truth hurts AT&T — and Verizon is all too happy to inflict the pain.
Early this month, AT&T sued Verizon over its new “There’s a Map for That” campaign, claiming the plucky ads mislead consumers about AT&T’s 3G coverage area. Instead of backing down, Verizon took AT&T’s complaint and used it [...]