It's a week later than expected, but it's here. OpenOffice.org 2.0 has been released a week after the fifth anniversary of its birth as an open-source project. The one-week delay was caused by some last-minute bug squashing. New to version 2.0 is Base, a database application which joins Calc (spreadsheet), Draw (a vector drawing program), Math (mathematical function creator), Impress (for presentations), and Writer (word processor). OOo 2.0 currently supports Windows, x86 flavors of Linux, and Solaris for both x86 and SPARC. FreeBSD, Linux PPC, and Mac OS X are still on version 1.1 and that will only run on Mac OS X under X11.É inevitável. Mais dia menos dia o OpenOffice vai chegar lá.
By the way, there's no Save command in Aperture. As you make changes, those changes are recorded in a SQL database.Pra que botão save meu deus! Até que enfim! É o fim da ditadura do save! O Aperture simplesmente grava todas as tuas ações de forma não-destrutiva. Infinitos undos. Você nunca perde nada. Parabéns, Apple!
Apple today introduced Aperture, the first all-in-one post production tool that provides everything photographers need immediately after a photo shoot.Pode se preparar Adobe, a Apple vem aí! Cuidado Photoshop!
It plays music. It displays photos. Oh, and you can watch video on it, too. No, it’s not the newly unveiled video iPod—this is the Sony PlayStation Portable. And while the PSP has a very different core function—it’s a portable video game console, first and foremost—the are enough similarities between it and the latest round of iPods to merit a side-by-side comparison.
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RSSManager is a J2ME application that allows to read last news on your mobile phone from your preferred site, simple and directly, support RSS/RDF and Atom format.
You can categorize RSS feed and send email with news detail to your friends.
First, it's important to note that if you decide to take your Mighty Mouse apart, do so at your own risk and be very aware that the process may involve breakage and/or sawing, so there's no turning back once you get started.
Meet the mouse that reinvented the wheel. The scroll wheel, that is. At $49, Mighty Mouse features the revolutionary Scroll Ball that lets you move anywhere inside a document, without lifting a finger. And with touch-sensitive technology concealed under the seamless top shell, you get the programability of a four-button mouse in a single-button design. Click, roll, squeeze and scroll. This mouse just aced the maze.
Gary Kurtz, producer of Star Wars and The Empire Strikes Back is auctioning off 85 items from his personal collection of memorabilia, including Luke (and Anakin) Skywalker's light saber and Yoda's cane.