I installed Opera 6.0 last night, and I’ve been playing with it a little bit today. I haven’t played enough to really give it a full review, but here’s a few notes: Things I like (and that separate it from IE 6): The built-in ability to not accept pop-ups. The zoom feature so I can…
Scot Finnie is excited about the newly released Opera 6.0 . While he hasn’t yet done a full review of the browser yet, he is promising one soon, and I look forward to seeing it. I may just have to wander over there and download it myself in order to satisfy my curiosity. I know…
Here’s a good question regarding Trillian from Mumble Daily : If it can handle some connections through a proxy server and others not that’ll be real cool. We’ll see, though, how flexible it is. Now since I’m not using a proxy at home, and it would violate the security policy I wrote to install Trillian…
The new version of Trillian is out. If you don’t know what it is, you can read my review of the previous version here. The new version addresses the biggest concerns I had, as far as adding the ability to do file transfers in the IM clients, which is a big plus!! Other big plusses…
No-HTML plug-in for Outlook available I just saw this today, so I haven’t had the ability to try it out, but if it works, it could be a great little plug-in! Anyone out there tried this thing? Well it appears that Dan Gillmor tried it with not so pleasant results. Too bad..
Well, I think the antivirus question I had was answered today. How on earth did something as simple as the gone.scr virus get spread so quickly? Obviously we had some people who we deal with get the virus because it was bouncing into our mail server in no time flat. Seems like at least 5-6…