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All right, the ads during this superbowl were seriously lame, just like the game which seemed pretty one sided in the second half. Nevertheless, there were some geek moments. I have short listed some of the ads which i thought were pretty cool. My favorite, well,… Read More »

Web Worker Daily has a post about Apple warning iTunes users that their software doesn’t work well with Microsoft Vista. It seems as though there are a number of compatibility issues with iTunes version 7.0.2, and the new OS. Its something not too overlook either. iTunes music… Read More »

The countdown to Windows Vista has begun. Microsoft has gussied up the Vista pages, while Dell has started taking orders for Vista-powered machines. For next week or so, we are going to hear all about Vista. There are websites that tell you if your machines are… Read More »

Like clockwork, every twelve months Bill Gates gets up on stage and delivers a keynote at the CES, outlining his vision of the future, demoing products and PowerPoint-ing his way through a wide array of products. He takes a few well deserved swipes at His Jobsness.… Read More »

My doorman just brought a package of blogger kryptonite, aka the Acer Ferrari laptop tricked out with Microsoft Vista and Office 2007. Before the recent brouhaha broke out, I was going to do a simple review, and then send the machine back to Microsoft. As… Read More »

Netsuite, Clearwire, and who knows even Facebook: what’s your take on the technology IPOs in 2007. Up, down or flat. Read More »

It has been a rainy, miserable weekend – the kind which makes you think about strange things like ‘which apple notebook was my favorite writing machine?’ The 12-inch Powerbook G4 despite the small screen was my favorite – great keyboard, enough screen space to focus entirely… Read More »

Shake, Rattle & Roll at Yahoo

Techcrunch first reported that COO Dan Rosensweig is going to leave the company by end of March, and Sue Decker will run finance and sales. There was a lot of chatter around a senior executive level meeting at Yahoo, that had been webcast. It was… Read More »

Vista: Do you care?

It’s hard to escape hearing about the launch of Microsoft’s Vista operating system for business customers today — especially with Steve Ballmer calling it “the biggest launch in our company’s history.” The consumer version won’t be widely available until January. With all the delays in the… Read More »

The Digg Buyout Theory

Techcrunch reports that News Corp., had expressed interest in buying Digg, but nothing has happened thus far, and Digg might raise more money. I think the world of Digg, but frankly have no idea what it is worth. Some say $150 million. One blogger thinks Google should… Read More »

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