Scot Wingo’s eBay Strategies Blog informs us that eBay has added Google Checkout to its list of payment options.

Security expert Graham Cluley of Sophos says that, “It seems likely that Macs will continue to be the safer place for computer users for some time to come.” He went on to say that the 10 most commonly found pieces of malicious software all targeted Windows machines. To find out more, download the Sophos Security [...]

I’ve recently had a discussion with a Mac Head lamenting the decline of the Mac as a web development platform. I suppose that much of the change in the web server attitudes came about when Apple switched to OS X. With its UNIX underpinnings, OS X is manageable by any ‘nix trained administrator. And that [...]

A story just released by the [Inquirer](http://www.theinquirer.net/?article=32538) shows that 80% of incoming search requests from Microsoft’s domain arrived via Google’s search engine. In contrast, 64% of Yahoo! staff and 100% of Google staff use their own company’s search engine. How’s that for a product endorsement? I’d guess that Microsoft may soon add google.com to the [...]

It appears that broadband internet users are starting to differentiate between cable and DSL service. A larger percentage of middle and lower income households opt for the lower priced DSL service while those with an income over $75 K/year tend towards cable, which is perceived as being faster and higher in quality. This is according [...]

One reason that people offer for buying anti-virus (AV) software for Macs is that we should take pity on our Windows brethren and not pass Windows viruses on through our email. There are a couple of problems with this idea. First, I’ll admit that I also run a Windows computer and can categorically state that [...]

Ever wonder what the difference is? Look no further. Here’s the answer to this age old question.