The title might make you think we are throwing some kind of spoof here but we are not. Microsoft has decided to get their feet wet into the clothing business. Microsoft is launching a new line of graphic T-Shirts called “Software by Microsoft.” This is yet another marketing tactic from Microsoft and well, one more [...]

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Microsoft recently announced the launch of its new photo sharing service - Microsoft Live Photos. Although the new service is a direct competitor to Flickr, the main goal of this service is to allow users to share pictures with a small group of friends and families unlike Flickr where users share images with everyone on [...]

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Surprised! We were pretty amazed ourselves when we heard the news but its true. The alpha version of Windows 7 that was released to the developers at the conference has already hit the popular BitTorrent sites such The Pirate Bay and Mininova. As of this writing, there were more than 1000 people uploading the pre-beta [...]

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One thing we love about our job is the fact that surfing the web itself is the most important aspect of it. We literally dive deep into the web to find what might be useful for you, our readers. Although we sometimes tend to find articles that might humor you or make you feel a [...]

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I am pretty sure you have all seen the first version of Bill Gates and Jerry Seinfield ads. Well, I guess that wasn’t enough. Gates and Seinfield have teamed up again to create another commercial to promote Vista which MS has been trying pretty hard to appeal to the market. In this campaign they try [...]

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Everyone checks out a little adult site here and there. I won’t try to put myself on the innocent stand and will admit that I do look at porn as well. Well, it seems like the hold up with Internet Explorer 8 might be “private browsing” or what people like to call the “porn mode.” [...]

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