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Halloween Windows 7 Themes From Microsoft
While I can’t say I am really crazy about Halloween, it’s always great to see new stuff released on this occasion, no matter if we’re talking about T-shirts, mouse pads, games, books or even
Read More »Opera 11.52 Changes & Performance
This article’s subtitle should be “Firefox 7 sucks. Seriously.” but, since we’re only using titles here and nothing more, be sure to keep that in mind – this article is about Opera 11.52, but
Read More »Firefox 3.6 – A Few More Months Left!
Mozilla has about one year left to prove they can still do things right. If they won’t do it right… this company may become one thing of the past before 2013 ends. Why am
Read More »Free Parental Control Software For Windows – Qustodio
Ever wondered about the things your kids do with their online time? My daughter is still too young to use a computer but, to be honest, I think that parental control software is a
Read More »How To Choose a Video Card For Your Computer
While some may simply answer “Nvidia” or “ATI” without adding anything else when asked about it, choosing the right video card for a certain hardware/software setup, user needs and budget can be quite tricky,
Read More »YouNeed – Content indicator
I don’t know about you, but I think that the entire Internet, just as the world itself, is going down the drain. Sure, we may have HD content, plenty of excellent sources of information
Read More »Game System Requirements Tool
3.9 MB of space required as a portable app, Windows and a computer – that’s all you need to solve a problem that seems like a huge wall to some users – answering the
Read More »Firefox 8 Final Release, One Month Left
It’s always great to see that people agree with me, but it’s just as fine to see them sending me straight to hell for my opinions. After all, we’re living in a world that’s
Read More »YourBrowserMatters.org, or…
… “How to Shoot Yourself in the Foot – a short story by Microsoft” should have been the full title of this article, but I think the name of Microsoft’s latest lame attempt at
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