The personal computer revolution began as an attempt to move away from centralized control, allowing people to have a system that was powerful, yet individualized. Big companies who hogged computing were seen as evil. Soon everything became self-contained and desktop-centric. There was desktop publishing, desktop marketing, desktop mapping. Now everything is supposed to move to that mainframe in the sky—the cloud. Read full article on pcmag.com

A lot of what I see in Google Buzz points to it being a hybrid of Twitter and Facebook. Sure, it's hard to see a new social network overtaking those seemingly entrenched web juggernauts, but Google is no lightweight. Read full article at pcmag.com 

Firefox is the most extensible web browser around but you don't even need to install any add-ons to take advantage of the numerous shortcuts that make tabbed browsing even better. Read full article on Lifehacker.com

Windows Phone 7 snuck up on the world today, but having played with it, I'll tell you Microsoft is putting all it's muscle behind this. No matter who you root for, to be anything short of impressed is stupid. read full article at gizmodo

Microsoft has just unveiled their windows 7 OS and has outdone apple at their own game read full article from gizmodo