Features - Internet

Google TV - An Introduction
By Chris Pine

The Internet on your TV. Sound like something you'd be interested in? Google is hoping so, as they have partnered up with Sony and Intel to begin producing a box you can hook up to your television. But how will it work, and is it even relevant?

The Google TV box will most likely be a small set-top box much like your current DVD or cable box. It will essentially be a small computer which will let you access the internet by using your television screen instead of your monitor. You'll be able to browse photos, watch YouTube videos, and surf the Internet using Google's Chrome browser.

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Features - Software

MS Project 2010 - Review by a Project Manager

By Jason Freih

In this article I will cover a few of the major changes of MS Project 2010, for a more in-depth view, and a chance to download the beta version of MS Project 2010 visit the Microsoft site.

Let me start by saying that I have been using MS Project for over 10 years now. It's always been a love hate relationship. Often for smaller projects I would turn to using Excel, its flexibility gave me be ability to quickly organize and change project tasks.

So when I had a chance to talk to the Microsoft Project marketing team, and they remarked that the improvements made were as a result of integrating Excel like flexibility, they had my full attention. In fact did you know that the number one competitor to Project is Excel. The guys at Microsoft finally figured out that they were their own competition, and after more than a decade decided to do something about it.