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A Nuanced Trip Down Memory Lane

If you're an old-timer like me, you probably have memories - maybe fond memories, maybe not - of Dragon Naturally Speaking, for many years the only dictation software for Windows that was even remotely useful. Dragon was quirky, buggy, and frustrating, but it also...

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HAPPY THANKSGIVING!

Happy Thanksgiving from all of us at bruceb consulting! All my best wishes for a happy holiday filled with family, food, and computers that stay running long enough to show off...

VISTA FEATURE: READYBOOST

Here's another Vista feature worth knowing about.To perform well, Vista requires 2Gb of system memory. That's partially because Vista is more demanding than Windows XP but it's...

Vista Feature: Snipping Tool

Vista has a built-in utility for taking screenshots of all or part of the screen on the fly. The "Snipping Tool" is so compact and well-designed that some of you will feel it's...

BLOGLINES MOBILE

Some of you may have another reason to consider setting up Bloglines to organize your list of the websites that you read daily: it's immediately useful on a mobile device with an...

HP MEDIASMART SERVER

Here's a review worth reading of HP's MediaSmart Server, built on Windows Home Server. It's got a nice summary of Windows Home Server features and the added features supplied by...

Vista Feature: Breadcrumbs

Let's highlight a few Vista features that improve life in small but meaningful ways. My personal favorite is a feature for moving through folders known as "breadcrumbs." Almost...

BLOG AGGREGATORS

If you're interested in technology, one of the first sites to check in the morning is TechMeme, a wildly popular service that checks thousands of blogs and news sites and...

KEEPING UP WITH BLOGS

Let's talk about blogs and RSS feeds. It might have more relevance than you think.If you're like most people, most of your web surfing time is spent visiting the same few web...

APPLE DOES A FUNNY

Those funny guys at Apple! It's just a laugh a minute over there.In Mac OS 10.5 "Leopard," this is the image used to represent each Windows computer on a network. It's an old CRT...