Archive for May, 2009

As expected, Microsoft has eliminated the limitation of running up to only three applications at once in Windows Starter edition, the netbook operating system. The announcement was made

My favorite Ubuntu site workswithu.com is reporting that Canonical, Ubuntu's commercial sponsor,  will (or already has) demoed Android applications running on Ubuntu at its Developer Summit this

One thing I looked for in an operating system is predictability meaning it will work the way I anticipate. Windows 7 in its attempt to automate functions and

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Many exciting things are on tap for The Dodge Retort and yours truly, John Dodge. From the top: -- Tomorrow, I will post my First Look at the Windows

Dell isn't a company that keeps quiet and then all of a sudden blasts out press releases on the  product announcement day. That's the old model. Rather, it teases

[caption id="attachment_951" align="alignright" width="300" caption="Dell Latitude 2100 for Education Market"][/caption] Dell confirmed it will have netbooks for education by the time kids go back to school this Fall. Dubbed the

[caption id="attachment_943" align="alignleft" width="300" caption="New Acer Aspire One AO751h1192"][/caption] Netbooks just keep getting better. Acer today announced two second generation netbooks -- the $380 11.6-inch Acer Aspire One AO751h