All you video-calling lovers out there will be happy to know Skype have released their latest beta version for v5.0 (currently only for Windows users) which will allow users to
The beta Kinect kits, which came with the Kinect itself, Kinect Sports, Kinect Joyride and a smiley-faced instruction placard, have started arriving through people’s post today. When the new hardware
Rumors mills are working again. Microsoft is doling out invitations via Connect to the users for testing its “Xbox LIVE and Kinect Beta Program’. If the screen captures of the
It’s probably the worst kept secret in Apple land, but quite a few people in the know think that we are about to get a new iPod touch & eventually
Mozilla have proved they aren’t sleeping on the job; late yesterday version 4.0 of Firefox was finally released (currently in beta mode.) Chrome has become increasingly popular but browser statistics
Those of you who have joined the iOS 4 beta will probably be so involved in the new features that you may not have noticed that there’s a virtual version
In an article I wrote about XP Mode, I said at the bottom that as soon as I could get my hands on the various bits of software, I would post. Slightly later than anticipated here we go. For the people out there who have yet to hear of the miracle that is XP Mode, you can think of it as an extension of Microsofts Virtual PC. As well as being an update to Virtual PC, it also has the added benefit of publishing apps installed on the virtual machine to the host. This means that if you have an application that is incompatible with Windows 7, you can still run it as if it were native. Still confused? Lets go through it.
Microsoft has announced that the release candidate of Windows 7 will be available for download on the 5th May. Those of you with a subscription to MSDN or TechNet are lucky enough to be able to download it from yesterday! The release from Microsoft is as follows…
