By ageor, on October 18th, 2010
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Facebook’s security settings and terms of service leave a lot to be desired. Changes that happen every now and then are difficult to follow and certainly not always for the better for users concerned about their privacy. On top of that, what apps are supposed to do and don’t do and how these [...]
By ageor, on October 14th, 2010
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It is all over the news, but it’s not that new. Microsoft has just legitimized openoffice.org as an opponent office suite… Actually, Microsoft has been answering about Office vs. OpenOffice.org for quite a long time now.
Googling for “office vs. openoffice site:microsoft.com” (without the quotes) just returned “About 2,460 results” in the [...]
By ageor, on October 14th, 2010
TIP: Thunderbird – Temporarily Switch Composing Between Plain Text/HTML
In order to temporarily switch your composing format for a message, hold the [SHIFT] key while clicking the “Write” (Compose) button.
If your default format is Plain Text, the message format will be in HTML format. If your [...]
By ageor, on October 12th, 2010
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Starting fresh with Windows Phone 7 was a bold decision on behalf of Microsoft. Whether it will be a successful one remains to be seen. Being an old Windows CE, Pocket PC and Windows Mobile user about to buy a new phone, I have been waiting for WP7’s release eagerly.
I have been [...]
By ageor, on January 16th, 2010
I am a long time user of Windows CE, Pocket PC and lately Windows Mobile devices. I am no fan of Microsoft’s. However, I have always thought their mobile OS, although not always the best and, certainly not open, it was a step in the right direction with decent devices and plenty of software.
It’s time [...]
By ageor, on January 14th, 2010
Localization is no easy task and translations can be tricky themselves. Four wrong Ning Forum’s terms in greek are such victims of an honest [...]
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