Apple recently released Safari 3 for Windows. The software was originally written for OS X, but even that was a port of Konqueror from Linux. Safari was never well received by the Mac community. Apple hoped that this would be the browser of choice after Microsoft discontinued Internet Explorer for the Mac. The only problem [...]

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A new version of my favourite Linux distribution was released today. The special thing about Fedora 7 is that it was fully developed by its open source community. It can be downloaded as a DVD or CD ISO format, or as live CD’s if you just want to test drive the operating system. The 2.7 [...]

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Have you ever wondered how fast your Internet speed actually was? Your ISP gives you a set of numbers, but these are connection speeds in ideal circumstances which may not be what you get in day-to-day usage. Instead of relying on what your ISP tells you, you can test your own speed with Speedtest.net. The [...]

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Tyler Cruz is a 23 year old Internet entrepreneur whose livelihood comes mainly from the advertising sales made through his web sites. He is currently averaging $256 per day which is a good income for a home-based business. Tyler lives in Nanaimo, BC, one of the nicest cities in Canada. Tyler’s blog, TylerCruz.com: An Internet [...]

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Someone once told me that the cost of computers have never changed. They remain at the same price, but you get more computer for the same dollar amount. Well, if your talking about $2,000 computers then that’s true, but computers have dropped in price enormously over the years. My first computer, an IBM PCjr, cost [...]

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