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In an attempt to change their image as not being appealing directly to consumers, Microsoft plans to open up stores around the U.S. in an attempt to c...

Ok, maybe it was just me, but earlier today any search through Google displayed the malware warning below the returned result. First, my wife and I we...

Last week, we (well, 3D guru Rodney mainly 🙂 ) put the finishing touches on a new architectural rendering for Bear Trail Golf Course in Jacksonvill...

After a year of testing, Sun Microsystems announced in April that that MySql 5.1 was ready for GA release.  That was great news because it would be o...

Economically, things are tight everywhere you look these days and State budgets are feeling the pinch too.  This year, States have seen drastic reduc...

Facebook has quickly become one of the most popular Social Networking websites around and that is something that virus writers, hackers and other bad ...

This post is certainly not technology related, but I cannot help but wonder about the thought process of some people. According to a report from Wilmi...

Michael John Maris allegedly stole the identity of a three year old child and used it to setup accounts with local utility companies....

We try to post about free and low-cost software that we find specifically related to web development and graphic design, etc.  Recently, we found a p...

After months of using the codename of Windows 7 for the “after Vista OS”, Microsoft officially announced that the name of the new version ...

Adobe has updated and released its Creative Suite 4 for professional media production (aff). This latest version is Adobe’s largest software rel...

There is good news and bad news for PPC advertisers on the issue of click fraud for the second quarter of 2008.  Click Forensics has released their c...