From the monthly archives:

June 2007

Safari on windows, why now?

June 15, 2007

On June 12th Apple announced the release of Safari for Windows, in 2 days it had 1 million downloads. But why was it released at all. Allegedly Safari have near 5% of the browser market, not bad considering to date it only runs on a mac. So it could be they viewed the success of [...]

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Free collaborative on-line mind mapping

June 8, 2007

Mind 42 have just released a free on-line mind mapping tool, The sign-up is fast and you’ll be mapping in no-time.   It’s easy to use, offering some basic functions, but more are on the way.  A great feature is the ability to collaborate by sharing your maps, coupled with other tools like basecamp (for project [...]

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Performance patch for Microsoft Outlook 2007

June 5, 2007

Microsoft have released a patch that fixes a number of issues around the performance of Outlook 2007. Microsoft indicated that the problem stemmed from RSS feeds, email, and calendar files all being stored in the same .PSD file which as one might imagine could grow in size rather quickly depending on the user. I loaded [...]

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What if you combined the new Sony razor thin screen and RFID

June 3, 2007

Sony has developed a razor-thin display that bends like paper while showing full-color video. Sony says it has yet to decide on how to commercialize new products using the technology, but a future use may be targeted product package advertising. Couple the flat and bendable screen with RFID and you have an aware marketing device. [...]

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