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Bravo Reader 2.1.2 (Windows)

Bravo Reader is a secure and safe way to install Series software and cannot override iSeries security in any way. As with all Symtrax products, a valid iSeries login is required to install Bravo Reader. Additionally, Bravo Reader notifies you if you are attempting to overwrite existing objects on the...

Tags: IBM iSeries, Microsoft Windows, Symtrax, Bravo Reader, Servers, Hardware

Software downloads 2008-06-20

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Patch Tuesday: MS plugs critical IE, Windows Media Player holes

Is MS going to pay for my Gb/month overage?With ISPs grasping for profits I see the day when the "download cost" of these mega-patches become an issue!RE: Patch Tuesday: MS plugs critical IE, Windows Media Player holesWow, my Microsoft software is sure to be secure now.GOOD JOB!If only other manufacturers...

Tags: Patches, Microsoft Internet Explorer, media player, patch management, Adobe Systems Inc., Microsoft Corp.

Discussion threads 2009-10-13

Kudos to Amazon: A good first step with Kindle iPhone app

Kudos to Amazon: A good first step with Kindle iPhone appWaiting for GodotNo thanks, I'll just wait for the movey...RE: Kudos to Amazon: A good first step with Kindle iPhone appJust bought Neil Gaiman's The Graveyard Book, took less than two minutes on my iPhone before I started reading it,...

Tags: E-books, NOW IT, MobiPocket, Amazon.com Inc., Apple iPhone, Kindle App, eReader, Kindle-iPhone app, Kindle-iPhone

Discussion threads 2009-03-04

The Microsoft-netbook controversy explained

Microsoft isn't a fan of netbooks. To put it down to one thing, it means they lose revenue in the long run. Netbooks, to those who aren't in the know, are smaller and more compact laptops. Because they're smaller, they have less memory, less computing power and...

Tags: OEM, Microsoft Corp., Netbook, Netbooks, Nettops & MIDs, Hardware, Zack Whittaker

Blog posts 2009-02-17

OLPC: the best designed notebook in the world

The One Laptop Per Child OLPC is the best-designed notebook computer in the world. It just isn't designed for you. Get over it. Criticism of the OLPC centers on the fact that it isn't like the notebooks adults use. As the ASUS Eee shows a low-cost conventional...

Tags: Notebook, Connectivity, Expression, Industrial Design, Activity, Laptop Computer, One Laptop Per Child Project, Robin Harris

Blog posts 2007-12-19

Microsoft rebrands PlaysForSure, gives consumers a reason to buy iPods

Microsoft rebrands PlaysForSure, gives consumers a reason to buy iPodsThis Sure guy?Probably Loverock....He is oneMicrosoft Genuine Advantage.Do you think Apple would develop a software that works on "Windows Only?"Er, actually, they did, sort of.Couple of years ago, Apple's FileMaker released an addon package for their FileMaker Server for Windows that...

Tags: Microsoft Windows, Media players, Digital music, Digital media, Operating systems, Microsoft Corp., PlaysForSure, MP3 player, Filemaker Inc.

Discussion threads 2007-12-13

My thoughts on Expression Session 07

I had a very, very long day yesterday that revolved around what I thought was an extremely good Expression Session by Microsoft. This was the first run of the event there are two more in Chicago and New York and while there were a couple of rough spots, for the...

Tags: Rich Internet Applications, Microsoft, Windows Presentation Foundation, Expression Studio, Burton, GPS

Blog posts 2007-01-19

We the Sheeple (and other tales of DRM woe)

This past Friday, I wrote my personal Delcaration of InDRMpendence. It scratches the surface of why we must place a citizens' injunction on Digital Restrictions Management DRM technology before it's too late. If you didn't realize that the "R" in DRM stands for "Restrictions" instead of "Rights,"...

Tags: Digital Restrictions Management

Blog posts 2005-10-03