Web 3.0, Linux, Social Media and OpenOffice


Web 3.0 – Could it unseat Internet giants like Google?

’s acquisition of Powerset signals the building of a future when the world could have access to virtual “ agents” who “roam” across the Web, taking care of the day-to-day hassles of humankind. It’s called a “” and it really could change the at a fundamental level.

Move Your Business from Windows to Linux

If the cost of Windows is getting your small down, consider shifting to .

10 Tips for Securing

You might find these suggestions to be pure common sense, but maybe you’ll see a means of security you never thought of before. If you’re a new , these tips are a great place to start to ensure that your is a good one.

Social Media Sites that Deserve Your Affection

There are so many out their that serve the same purpose as Digg, , and Myspace. The question is; which of these are actually worth your time? Since time is one of the most valuable resources that us humans try to utilize, I’ll explain some of the sites that are worth using, and why.

Why Don’t More People Use OpenOffice?

Why don’t more people use OpenOffice, the free and alternative to ? has spent years and dollars engineering creative ways to keep people using its and preventing them from switching to OpenOffice — that’s one explanation, writes Lou Dolinar.

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