Operating systems are the source of countless debates in geek culture. Each of the three major OSs have grown a loyal user-base, and when time comes to fend off any slanderous allegations, fanboys are there to support their platform of choice. Stephen Vaughn from Computerworld is positing that operating systems are becoming an afterthought for more »

Microsoft may have released Office for Mac 2011 back in October of last year, however there likely someone who is still on the fence about whether or not they need to make the purchase. And assuming you fit into that category you will probably be happy to hear that there is now a 30 day more »

It’s been a long time coming, and today Microsoft has finally announced that Office for Mac 2011 finally has a firm release date. The next version of the ubiquitous office suite will hit stores on October 26. The new version brings the Mac suite in line with the Windows version, adding in the ribbon interface. more »

Microsoft has taken to YouTube and offered up an Office for Mac 2011 teaser video. Overall its nicely done, though most of what we are looking at has been shown off before. That said, its 1 minute and 16 seconds of Office for Mac including some footage of Outlook, Word, Excel, PowerPoint and MSN Messenger. more »

Microsoft Outlook is more than just your basic email program. You can manage your contacts, calendar, and messages in one place without having to use multiple programs. Additionally, you can send text messages directly from Outlook as well as publish your calendars on the Internet. As a stand alone program, Microsoft Outlook will cost you over $100. Check out these free alternatives instead.

“What email? I didn’t get any email?” Have you ever been fed that line and wonder if the person is telling the truth? Unless you have the same type of e-mail program, it is unlikely that you can check whether they have read an e-mail or not. Expect for that to all change now that the BigString Corporation has launched their universal e-mail tracking service.