Somehow I don’t think that when Google released the Nexus One it would be loaded with Windows, particularly Windows 3.11.  This is exactly what Eric Tate has done and while it might not be the most useful OS on a phone,  it is cool.  Somehow I doubt Microsoft ever imagined a day that Windows 3.11 [...]

There are very few things right now that are compelling enough to draw me away from my day job for even a few seconds but I just had to post about Google Wave. Since receiving my invite into Google Wave this last weekend I have been using it here and there when I find a [...]

Jump Lists are undoubtedly one of the most loved features of Windows 7 and thankfully software manufactures are starting to implement them as well. Google, not willing to let Microsoft have all the glory, has now brought this much loved feature to Chrome. You will need to download a development version to get this feature [...]

The last 2 weeks we have been inundated with news about Google Chrome OS and what it could mean for the market place. Then yesterday it was found that LiveAndroid was also announcing that it had a PC compatible version in beta status. Of course there is skepticism on both sides of this argument but [...]