Sharing Your Files Conveniently With FolderShare

In the past couple of weeks I’ve been struggling to keep my data organized. Since I’m using two computers (laptop for work and my PC at home) my data were not only disorganized, but also not synchronized all the time. Luckily, I found a neat program from Microsoft (and it’s free too!) called the FolderShare.

Basically, [...]

In The Future, Keyboard Is Optional

Have you seen the Microsoft surface table that using touch technology to interact with it? Microsoft Research, the lab behind that awesome device, doesn’t stop there. The Microsoft Research is currently working on a twistable device that enable users to … uh …. twist the device to somehow interact with the software. I am still [...]

April Fools = The Worst Day Ever

April 1st is the worst day ever to search for exciting news that real! However, there are actually some news that fooled me when reading their bold titles :

Microsoft, Yahoo agree on buyout price
The Pirate Bay Moves Servers to Egypt Due to Copyright Laws

And there are too-obvious-to-fool-me news too :

Microsoft’s $1 Million Guarantee Program To [...]

Dear Microsoft, Where Is My Back Button?

Since the buzz of Web 2.0, AJAX has been widely used by many web applications. Google’s first products with AJAX were the GMail and the Google Map. I’ve been using GMail since it was still in beta-only invitation and until now, I’ve never really look at any other webmail application because :

Google mail servers are [...]