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Opera Software, who recently made their Opera Browser free has announced the availability of Opera 9.0 Technology Preview 1.
The release log shows that it has undergone many changes. Some notable ones include a opera:config for managing preferences (just like Firefox’s about:config), and pressing CTRL+N now opens a new window instead of tab. To open a new tab? Press CTRL+T (which is er, just like Firefox).
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After months of making OpenOffice 2.0 as a beta software, the Sun Microsystems funded OpenOffice.org has finally made it a final release.
If Microsoft Office costs you or your organization too much, I strongly recommend you to give OpenOffice.org a try if you haven’t done so. Not only it’s free, it’s also available in 36 languages and are truly a cross platform application that runs on Windows, GNU/Linux, Sun Solaris, Mac OSX and several other platforms.
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Users of Internet Explorer now do not have to wait for IE7 to ship to get the phishing filter, which helps to alert users when they are tricked into visiting a known phishing scam site.
The feature is embedded into IE7, and is now available as an add-in for users of MSN Search Toolbar Beta.
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Well, we don’t endorge or encourage cheating in exams, so use this tool at your own risk.
The ultraviolet pen lets you write something only you can see. Comes with ink made of special high-brightness compounds that are invisible to the naked eye, the hidden messages are revealed they are exposed to ultraviolet light, which is conveniently located on the opposite end of the pen.
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Know what you will be missing and getting by using Flock 0.5pre.
1. Bookmarks
Say goodbye to the old-fashioned bookmarks, and welcome to social bookmarking. Flock doesn’t store your bookmarks locally. Instead, it uses social bookmarking sites.
Del.icio.us is currently the only tool it is supports. But soon it will be exteneded to other services (as seen by the Manage favorite service buttons, which are currently made disabled).
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Can’t wait to download the new browser in town? Here you go.
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The wife of Malaysia’s Prime Minister Abdullah Ahmad Badawi passed away this morning. To show respect, there won’t be any new blog entries today.
My deepest condolences to the Prime Minister and his family.
May your soul rest in peace, Datin Seri Paduka Endon Mahmood.
Walid Elias Kai, a Lebanese Ph.D. in search engine marketing and his Swedish wife Carol just had a newcomer into their family - her wife had just given birthday to their son on September 12. His name? Oliver Google Kai.
“When we first knew that my wife Carol is pregnant, I said, ‘we will name our child Google.’ Everyone laughed and did not take me seriously. My brother said, ‘Yeah, name the next one yahoo fuji nikon.”
Is your printer betraying you by secretly outputting hidden data? If you own a Xerox, your printer is probably printing something extra that you probably are not even aware of. You can be tracked by investigators by magnifying and decoding the hidden info.
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Ok, here comes the weird ones. According to UK tabloid the Sun, soon you’ll be able to make breast implants more useful than just look decorative. For instance, you can play some MP3s with your boobs while you do your shopping.
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