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Virtual Salesman 3.3.3 (Windows)

The Virtual Salesman is a new generation of selling software destined to small and medium businesses and independent workers. It was designed to allow you to easily manage inventories and invoices, so it does not allow you to do any accounting. And it is possible to create and manage more...

Tags: Heresy Software, Virtual Salesman, Smb/Sme, Microsoft Excel, Microsoft Windows, Tools & Techniques, Operational Accounting, Microsoft Office, Office Suites, Software, Operating Systems, Management, Finance

Software downloads 2007-01-09

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Microsoft buys desktop parallel-computing software maker ISC

the regulators should stop this dealM$ is an evil monopoly and should not be allowed to buy any company.Sounds great! NT.Hoping this brings massively multi-cpu/gpu supportThis is a technology area they badly need to boost. The future lies with massive numbers of CPU and GPU cores. Bringing in some expertise...

Tags: Processors, Operating systems, desktop, CPU, Microsoft Corp., operating system, software, Microsoft Windows

Discussion threads 2009-09-22

Microsoft: 'We touch every piece' of auto business

If you're a first responder, which would you prefer to use to get to the site of a car crash? Google Earth? MapQuest? If you work for OnStar, Microsoft's Virtual Earth is now the preferred choice. Last week, OnStar announced that it now uses...

Tags: Car, Vehicle, OnStar, Microsoft Corp., Service, Ford Works, Car2Go, Andrew Nusca

Blog posts 2009-05-21

Scitable brings peer-reviewed credibility to the Wikipedia age

Regular readers will know that I'm actually a pretty big fan of Wikipedia. I think it has as much, if not more of a place in student research than actual encyclopedias did for us Gen-Xers when we were younger: it's a starting point and a great source of background...

Tags: Student, Scientist, Wikipedia, Scitable, Nature Education, Wiki, Online Communications, Christopher Dawson

Blog posts 2009-05-03

I'm not against Windows; Unix just works better

I'm not against Windows; Unix just works betterIt is one thing to lie ....... to the people here but don't lie to yourself. You are most definitely against Windows and Intel. You have made enough anti-Microsoft and anti-Intel statements to prove that point beyond doubt.All niceBut you almost...

Tags: Operating systems, Unix, Microsoft Windows

Discussion threads 2008-03-26

If you call someone a 'nerd' are you a moron? (Part 2)

Guest post: Chris Matyszczyk continues his examination of what it means to be a nerd in part 2 of his review of David Anderegg’s new book, “Nerds.” Last week, I wrote about the concept of being a nerd. And about a book called “Nerds: Who They...

Tags: Dr., Real World, Chris Matyszczyk

Blog posts 2008-02-08

Dell and the wish for Apple's cool

Dell and the wish for Apple's coolWhat's Cool About Apple?How about the fact that they make computers for a start. Dell doesn't. Dell is a parts assembler and salesman for Microsoft. Let's not confuse the two. Dell is no more the wellspring of technology than any other PC repairman who...

Tags: RDF, Digital music, Digital media, Apple Inc., Dell Computer Corp.

Discussion threads 2007-09-11

Copying Microsoft in a good way

Copying Microsoft in a good wayHow can they be trusted?I don't mean to be just another Microsoft basher, but all I hear is'Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice, shame on me.' Microsoft has a very consistent record on standards. That record is 'Embrace, Extend,...

Tags: Microsoft Corp., carcase, Kerberos, open source, interoperability

Discussion threads 2007-06-25

Sgt. Star - the Army's virtual recruiter

"Sgt. Star" is the perfect salesman. Hes strong, trustworthy and has all the answers, and you can meet Sgt. Star at the GoArmy website. Sgt. Star is the latest addition to the recruitment site and has been developed to appeal to the tech-savvy, reports Government Computer News. "Weve tested...

Tags: Sgt, Defense, Government technology

Blog posts 2007-01-03

The good old days - are back?

The good old days - are back?Faster disks - how so?They still run at 7200 RPM (10k or 15k for HP SCSI). They still have the same number of platters and heads. A 500Gb drive takes about 500 times longer to load and unload completely as a 1Gb drive. It's...

Tags: Sun Solaris, UNIX, Operating systems, Sun Microsystems Inc., Niagara-2, disk, advertisement

Discussion threads 2006-09-11

The H.P. Lovecraft Collection (Mobile)

He is one of the fathers of fantasy, horror and science fiction, and H.P. Lovecraft is also the inventor of the Necronomicon the book at the center of the Evil Dead Trilogy and the Cthulhu Mythos, which has inspired such writers as Terry Pratchett, Roger Zelazny and Stephen King. Now,...

Tags: Hewlett-Packard Co., Mobile, Howard Phillips Lovecraft, Howard, E-books, Healthcare, Personal Technology

Software downloads 2005-09-22

Xen: a greater threat to Microsoft than Linux?

Xen: a greater threat to Microsoft than Linux?In the datacenter maybe...Xen may be a threat to Microsoft in the datacenter but with the majority of the revenue for Microsoft coming from the desktop I see this as highly unlikely. The direct threat in my opinion will be directed towards Microsoft's...

Tags: Linux, Xen, Microsoft Corp.

Discussion threads 2005-03-25

Intel plans processor party for June

Intel plans processor party for JuneThanks but...I'm for the AMD64 processor... :D ...sporting the high-end components like an ASUS Motherboard, ASUS ATI Video card (using ATI's PCI Express), etc. :p :) :DWhat a SICK joke !In my opinion, Intel has nothing but defective products to shill so they change from...

Tags: Chipsets, Processors, Semiconductors, Intel Corp., chipset, processor

Discussion threads 2004-06-04