So the government, is asking for bids, from multiple vendors for a product that can only be created by one vendor. Â So if anyone else wants to win the bid, they have to purchase services / product from Microsoft. Â Yes indeed. Â This is your money at work, within the government. Â Especially since there are tons […]
I’ve tried everything I know and searched everywhere, but I can’t find an answer to this problem. Several of my clients have this issue and now I have it, after adding two new accounts to Mail – both of the new accounts are effected, but the older ones work fine. Mail picks up email and […]
A new report suggests that iPhone OS 4.0 could be close to release, months before it would normally be expected. Apple has heretofore only released new firmware with new phone models. However, CNET reports that a “prominent” app developer says he’s got the new SDK and has updated his app already. In the past, Apple […]
For years, Roxio’s Toast CD/DVD disk burning software has been (in my opinion) coasting on it’s good name. It’s a good package, but it’s overly expensive, and Roxio doesn’t support it well…. You run into situations where the software is 95% bug free, and Roxio seems to not care about fixing all the bugs, instead […]
I just was re-reading Irregular Webcomic again….And they had a fantastic idea that I can’t believe that no spammers have yet considered. Â Sponsorship Spam. Â Yes, Spam that has a sponsor… “We reach tens of millions of verified e-mail addresses, every day!! Take advantage of our huge market penetration and high consumer awareness! Place your message […]
What Exchange 2010 means for Mac users | Business Center | Macworld: “What Exchange 2010 means for Mac users Microsoft has big changes planned for its flagship communications server—here’s how it affects you For most Mac users, the phrase Exchange Server has been the cause of a great deal of annoyance and frustration. From bizarro […]
“Editor’s Note: This story is excerpted from Computerworld. For more Mac coverage, visit Computerworld’s Macintosh Knowledge Center. I’ve been on the front lines of the Mac-PC war for as long as I can remember. My first work computer was an IBM PC with an 8088 CPU. I liked it so much I forked out the […]
Time Warner Cable: Please complain about our usage caps! – Ars Technica: “Time Warner Cable, fresh from announcing plans to roll out its 5GB-100GB monthly data caps in more test cities, got in touch with Ars today to tell us that it really, really wants to hear from customers, but could the angry epistles please […]