Happy New Year

Happy New Year everyone. I hope 2007 will be a good year for all of you.

http://llerrah.com/newyearwishes.htm

Merry Christmas

Wishing everyone a very Merry Christmas holiday!

Where To Buy Digital Music

I'm partial to the Rhapsody To Go plan but I found a good article on the different services.

Digital Music

Mouse Rage Syndrome

Badly designed websites don't just hurt the eyes anymore.

Are you suffering from Mouse Rage Syndrome?

MySpace vs Yahoo

Which one gets more page hits? Find out here.

Did MySpace Really Beat Yahoo?

Time Picks Internet Users as "Person of the Year" for 2006

Well if you are reading this, then you too are Time's "Person of the Year" for 2006. Time has picked Internet Users as the winner. Since we the users, made many events this year. From politics, to disaters and disater relief. Internet Users have moved from the very basics of 15 years ago. Tto reading news stories all over the world, creating web sites that help people in many different subjects, and even making friends all over the world.

For those wanting to get the magizine. It goes on the newstands Monday, Dec. 17th.

CNN article on Time's "Person of the Year" for 2006

Nintendo Replacing Defective Wii Wrist Straps

If you were one of those lucky folks to snag a Nintendo Wii before Christmas, this applies to you.

Nintendo Replacing Wii Straps

Photoshop Beta Available Friday

Mac fans can have their cake and eat it too.

Photoshop Beta

Wi-Fi as a Health Hazard

As if we don't have enough to worry about.

Wi-Fi as a Health Hazard

James Kim

My condolences to the family of James Kim.

James Kim: 1971-2006

Mozilla Ships Alpha Release of Firefox 3.0

Mozilla today hit an early milestone on the road to the next version of its open-source browser, but the final product is still a year away, developers say.

The Mozilla team released its first alpha release of Firefox 3.0 today, giving Firefox and Web application developers an early look at the next-generation browser. This release is not intended for regular users, not even those who like to play around with early versions of a product, Mozilla said.

The software, code-named Gran Paradiso, comes just six weeks after Mozilla shipped version 2.0 of the browser, but it has already been more than a year in development, according to Mike Schroepfer, Mozilla's vice president of engineering.

3.0 Features

The final version of Firefox 3.0 is expected to be released by the end of 2007. Developers hope that it will be a major step toward making Web applications indistinguishable from programs that are installed on the desktop, Schroepfer said.

Gran Paradiso features better support for a number of graphics standards, such as the Scalable Vector Graphics (SVG) language and the Canvas specification, Schroepfer said. "These are fairly major architectural changes to enable us to improve performance."

Firefox 3.0 also supports the Cairo graphics library, which aims to make Web pages look the same whether they are being printed or viewed on a Windows PC, a Macintosh, or a small-screen device.

The Firefox 3.0 plan calls for browsing, bookmarking, and privacy enhancements to be built into the browser, but Schroepfer said there is still a lot of time to work out new features. "It's a bit early to be talking about the user-facing features," he said.

Mozilla Firefox 3.0