Top Ten ‘07: #10: Mozilla’s Firefox web browser

Read all about it at 123 Technology’s main blog page.

Top Ten “Must Have” Programs for Windows

We’re crazy about making the little (or big!) annoyances in Windows XP go away through third-party tools. We’re constantly reading, testing, evaluating… And every once in a while a tool or program or add-in is SO good that it finds its rightful place on our own desktops – the ultimate compliment.

Coming forth over the next couple of weeks are our TOP TEN “gotta have,” “would happily sacrifice my left foot to keep” utilities or programs for 2007. Keep tuned to this station for more.

A ‘must have’ for new users of Office 2007

Getting Started plugins for Word, Excel, and Powerpoint 2007.

See the full article here.

Vista’s built-in Firewall: Dangerous to your (system’s) Health

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Trend Micro flaw can open PCs to attack

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Vista’s Legal Limitations

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Vista: The Party’s Just Getting Started. Are you comin’?

The ruckus began back in November, when Microsoft had a launch party in New York for Windows Vista for businesses.  Tomorrow, January, 30, is the launch party, again in New York, for Windows Vista, this time for consumers.  Microsoft is ready to sell, sell, sell.  Retailers and E-tailers are stocking their shelves and pre-loading their PCs with one of the four flavors of Vista, still smarting from Microsoft’s missed Christmas delivery of Vista but hoping you’re still as excited as they are.  Microsoft is excited.  Retailers and E-tailers are excited.  Are you?

Read 123 Technology’s take on Vista at our new blog, on our new web site…

IE6 in 2006: Unsafe on (almost) any day

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Timing is everything: Firefox 2.0 Released

Mozilla has updated their own browser from version 1.5 to version 2.0.

Browser War II is in full swing.

Read about the new features in 2.0 here.

Get version 2.0 here.

Vista is coming! Vista is coming!

That’s right. November 30 (of this year) for businesses, and January 30 (of the very next year) for the masses. See the article on nineMSN for details.