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Become a Gmail Jedi Master
Ask The Pc Guide published a great article on how to become a a Gmail Jedi Master. The article reveals how to customize your Gmail to suit your needs best. Read MoreGeneral
Software development trends in 2008
Five leaders in software development shared their thoughts on what will be major trends in 2008. Read MoreGeneral
Firefox Live Chat Support
Mozilla released a Live Chat Support feature for Firefox users. This service provides real time text support in the browser.Read More
Microsoft
Silverlight 2.0 - release info and date
It has been announced that Microsoft will be releasing the next beta of Silverlight (2.0) in Q1 of 2008. This Beta would support a Go-Live license that would enable developers to begin building and deploying Silverlight 2.0 applications.
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Internet Exploer 8.0 soon to come
According a blog post in MSDN by Dean Hachamovitch, General Manager of Microsoft's Internet Explorer team, Internet Explorer 8.0 has passed Acid2 test for browser compliance with HTML and CSS.
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IIS 7.0 coming in a few months
Microsoft are planning to release IIS 7.0 as a part of Windows Server 2008 release in the first months of 2008. IIS 7.0 is a major update to the web-server stack, and introduces a
significantly new and improved extensibility, configuration and administration
architecture.
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Mini-review & Competition CodeIgniter for Rapid PHP Application Development
We've got a brand new mini-review and competition of the CodeIgniter for Rapid PHP Application Development book. The friendly people of Packt are giving away 5 books! Read MoreGeneral
Winners of Beginning HTML with CSS and XHTML: Modern Guide and Reference Book Competition
Thanks to the friendly people of APress are giving away 5 books!; Beginning HTML with CSS and XHTML: Modern Guide and Reference. Take a look to see the correct answer and if you're one of the lucky winners. Read MoreGeneral
Wikipedia is offering print format
The Wikimedia Foundation launched a public beta version of a new technology that will make it possible for users to obtain high quality print and word processor copies of articles from Wikipedia and other wiki educational resources."This technology is of key strategic importance to the cause of free education world-wide," said Sue Gardner, Executive Director of the Wikimedia Foundation. "It will make it possible to use and remix wiki content for a variety of purposes, both in the developing and the developed world, in areas with connectivity and without."
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