It’s iWork you fools!

I just got a great email from a true Machead on our butchering of the powerful
program for the Mac platform, iWork 08. Leave it to us PC heads that we would add a plural to anything! It’s not iWorks as we have been calling it, it is iWork – but for the program which can do much for word processing with Pages ’08, presentations with Keynote ’08 and spreadsheets with Numbers ’08, it’s understandable we would add the ‘S’ Now I am wondering if my old Apple IIE program was Appleworks or Applework?

Tech On: Give Away of the Day…bookmark it today!

Giveaway of the Day is an awesome website with everyday users in mind. (Here’s there ABOUT page)

I’ve posted alerts to this site before but haven’t seen much feedback from the readers…but today’s freebie is a $99.95 program that helps you quickly and easily make a bootable recovery CD with all your programs automatically installing unattended!

Multiset 5.6 from award winning publisher, Almeza, promises quick and easy installation and use…plus offers a website full of tips, quick installation instructions and more!
Remember that this free offer must be downloaded and installed/registered TODAY.
Be sure to bookmark Giveaway of the Day in your favorites or add the gadget to your Google page/sidebar or just subsribe to the RSS feed to get daily updates of cool FREE stuff!
DDTG

Tech On: If you’re not using Twitter…you’re missing out!

A fellow Twitterer posted a great blog about using Twitter, then ‘tweet’ed her followers…If you’ve been thinking about using Twitter but haven’t yet; check out Vicky Beeching’s blog about it here.

You’ll be glad you did!

Once you’ve signed up for a Twitter account, be sure to click the “add Twitter to your site” link in the right hand corner of your home page…Twitter can follow you wherever you are; even go mobile (cell phone) if you’d like.

Microsoft pulls offer; Yahoo stays independent…for now.

CNet News reported today that it’s finally over…the Microsoft bid for Yahoo…for now anyway.

Micosoft reportedly offered $33 a share, but Yahoo stood firm at their $37 counter offer.

Guess we’ll have to see what, if anything, pans out between Ballmer and … well … who knows?!?

But for now, no MicroHoo, YaSoft or whatever other combination your creative minds have produced, low these many moons!