Mar 04
Today the do-it-yourself gaming environment known as Project Spark is set to hit Xbox One in Beta form. This platform will be open for Beta play on a global scale, … Continue reading
Mar 04
Back in the before times, back when the channel known as MTV (Music Television) was just born, there was a piece of media called the Music Video. In the many … Continue reading
Mar 04
Microsoft Officially Releases IE 7
Posted in: Today's ChiliThis article was written on October 18, 2006 by CyberNet.
Microsoft has finally released Internet Explorer 7 even though their main page hasn’t HAS been updated. That means we still don’t have an official list of changes but the build number is 7.0.5730.11 and weighs in at 15MB.
If you are running a previous version, such as IE 7 RC1, on Windows XP you will not have to uninstall that in order to upgrade to this version. Internet Explorer will automatically take care of that for you.
I haven’t seen any information or download links regarding a Vista compatible version which is a little unusual. When Microsoft announces the release hopefully they will give us some insight whether to expect an upgrade for those of us running pre-release versions of Vista. I can’t really say that it matters too much for me because I hardly use IE anyway. 😉
Direct Download Links:
IE 7 – Windows XP 32-Bit
IE 7 – Windows Server 2003 32-Bit
IE 7 – Windows XP/Server 2003 64-Bit
IE 7 – Windows Server 2003 Itanium
News Source: JCXP.net
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Mar 03
In the resolution wars that continue to rage today between Sony’s PlayStation 4 and Microsoft’s Xbox One, there’s been some controversy about the top-end abilities of both machines. Games like … Continue reading
Mar 03
Eterni.me Lets You Live “Forever”
Posted in: Today's Chili
Who wants to live forever? Plenty of us, I suppose. After all, monarchs and great leaders of the past have always wanted to learn the secret of immortality and youth, but until now, everyone would breathe his or her last eventually one of these days. Perhaps there is a way for you to live “forever”, which can be achieved by this particular software known as Eterni.me. Eterni.me will create a computer version of you for when you breathe your last here on earth, allowing your loved ones to interact with “you”. This particular new service would be required to collect as much data as possible about you in order to work its “magic” after you’re gone. I suppose this is a primitive version of what we’ve seen in “Man of Steel”, where Jor-El’s “consciousness” has been successfully replicated somewhat.
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Mar 03
The most pixel-filled adventure of a one-player game ever produced by the folks at Polytron is nearly ready for PlayStation 4, PS3, and PS Vita. With a March 25th release … Continue reading
Mar 03
The Titanfall tie-ins continue with this exclusive launch that’ll also be bringing in full Twitch live game streaming integration to Xbox One. This launch has been tipped by Major Nelson … Continue reading
Mar 03
If you thought Microsoft making a play for your exclusive gaming was powerful in their capturing of big titles like Titanfall, just wait until they’ve extended Xbox Live to iOS … Continue reading
Mar 03
Windows Phone 8.1’s answer to iPhone’s Siri and Android’s Google Now, the digital personal assistant codenamed Cortana, has been unofficially detailed ahead of its expected reveal later this year. The … Continue reading
Mar 03
No Firefox 2 Beta 2 Until August 15
Posted in: Today's ChiliThis article was written on August 02, 2006 by CyberNet.
Even though we were hoping and dreaming of a Firefox 2.0 Beta 2 as early as next week you might be disappointed to find out that it has been pushed back to August 15. I have to admit that I was very unhappy to find this out because I really want to see the Visual Refresh first-hand, but I wasn’t surprised. The refresh looks so sleek and really seems to keep it simple which is what I like most about the default Firefox theme. The rest of the schedule looks like it will remain the same (or they haven’t revised the whole schedule yet which is probably more likely):
- UPDATED: Firefox 2.0 Beta 2 – August 15
- Firefox 2.0 RC1 – September 1
- Firefox 2.0 RC2 – September 8
- Firefox 2.0 RC3 – September 15
- Firefox 2.0 Final – September 26
As always I will let you know as soon as they implement the new theme into the nightly builds. In the meantime you can checkout what steps they have already taken to prepare for the upcoming refresh.
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