Lively, currently in beta, is Google’s answer to Second Life. The downloadable application allows you to create rooms, decorate them to your liking, then make
If you’re a fan of Sporting Apostrophes, the world’s most successful football team, you owe it to yourself and your loved ones to download the
Microsoft is urging developers to tag websites in preparation for the release of IE 8. According to a post made on an MSDN blog, a
The new version of Director is available for pre-order. A few years ago I’d have been ever-so-slightly excited at the prospect of a new version
It’s been a busy year for the Include Digital SlimServer jukebox! Feast your eyes on the top 5 uber-tunes: Windy City Theme by Carl Davis
Life is full of bad ideas that should never see the light of day. Unfortunately, 3D Mailbox, the self-proclaimed “world’s coolest email program” has pooped
smbclient, a command-line client for accessing SMB/CIFS servers, is a great tool for shunting large quantities of data between servers on a local network. Unfortunately,
Yesterday Apple announced the release of the Safari 3 beta for both Mac and PC. Rumoured to be faster than Linford Christie after a nandrolone
Adobe has today announced its plans to release the Flex source code under the terms of the Mozilla Public License, giving developers the opportunity to
Mozilla yesterday announced the release of Thunderbird 2, the latest version of its open source email client. The primary focus seems to have been on
Adobe’s “What is in the box” package arrived today. Unsurprisingly, it was… a box! After fighting with the excessive (but undeniably appealing) packaging to get
The online collaboration and project planning tool Goplan by Webreakstuff has been released. A direct competitor to Basecamp and the open-source activeCollab, the application is
Adobe‘s CEO Bruce Chizen has revealed that a free, hosted version of Photoshop is scheduled to appear within the next six months, as part of
Adobe’s Mike Chambers has released more information on his blog about the forthcoming alpha release of Apollo. Now, call me sceptical, but I’m finding it
The Camino Project has released the latest beta of the Camino browser for OSX. First impressions seem good – it’s noticeably faster that Firefox. The
An online petition calling for Digital Rights Management to be banned in the UK has been dismissed by the government. The official response, posted on
With Vista finally on the shelves, Microsoft is now turning it’s attention to its successor. Codenamed Vienna, the new operating system is likely to appear
Tony Chor’s IEBlog reports that Microsoft have recently celebrated their 100 millionth IE7 installation. According to web stats company WebSideStory, a quarter of all visitors
The Unofficial Apple Weblog has posted screenshots of the forthcoming Office suite for Mac OSX. The new “My Day” application (the “control centre” for tasks
Firefox is now the browser of choice for 12% of Britons, up from 1% in 2004. The figures, released by internet research company Nielsen//NetRatings, also
Adobe have released a beta version of Photoshop CS3. Available as a universal binary, this is sure to come as good news to users of
Clearly not wanting to be accused of dragging their heels following the recent Firefox 2 release, the team has just released version 3 of its
The new beta of Skype 3.0 is available for download, boasting Firefox and IE browser extensions for click-to-call SkypeOut functionality. If you’re happy to miss
Microsoft have released the beta version of Windows Live Writer, a desktop application for composing blog entries. The software features WYSIWYG authoring, photo publishing, map
I’ve used SmartFTP for a good few years now and am very happy with it. It transfers files both up and down from the internet;