The Software Corner

Parallels desktop, the program that is used by most Intel Mac users to run Windows XP or Vista as guest operating systems and now the latest beta is offering hope of Mac users to game on their PC.

Parallels has recently released a new beta of its program for Mac OS X users. Coherency is the latest problem being addressed and now Mac users can drag and drop files from the Mac desktop to the Windows desktop and vice versa.

It is also now possible to use the partition that was credited with Boot Camp in Parallels so you do not have to reboot your system. Also in this latest version some user interface updates have been made.

Well, it seems that over the past year or two, the amount of spam being sent has risen dramatically and numbers point to 90% spam rate.

I for one, cannot deny that most of my email is junk whether it be viagra or the latest body trimming drugs out there on the market.

At one point it used to be about 50-66% of messages were marked as spam and now with 90% of spam being sent out, whether it be through botnets or Trojans, ISPs will have to start enforcing stricter filtering techniques to save on bandwidth costs by millions of messages sent on a monthly basis.
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Well it seems that a lot of people who are itching to get the latest functions in the newest version of Internet Explorer 7.

The newest features included tabbed browsing, something that FireFox and Opera had for ages and improved anti-phishing security.

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Well it is now official that AMD has taken over ATi. Now users who go to ATi.com will now be redirect to ati.amd.com.

We will not see the effects of the take over in the immediate future but new products from AMD/ATi partnership seems to be pretty likely in the near future with better graphics and now AMD can compete with Intel on integrated graphics for budget PCs.