By now, you should know that Treyarch returned to a World War II theme for the latest installment of the hit first-person shooter series Call of Duty – and a fan of the era or not, you should be impressed with this title. Focusing largely on the war in the Pacific, the developers have roared back the PC platform with a vengeance, without sacrificing game play – instead improving it with well thought out and ground breaking enhancements.

Based on the framework used to power Call of Duty 4, the developers at Treyarch have reworked the game engine in its core principals, as well as adding some impressive …

Since it’s release, Firefox 3.0 has gotten a lot of reviews and a lot of press, this mainly due to the product being shipped and Mozilla Corp. trying to set a world record.

The question is what makes Firefox 3.0 much more important and the answer to that is simple. After using firefox 3.0 for a couple of days, I have gotten used to it’s quirks and it’s much improved memory management. The browser itself is much faster, much more pleasing to look at now that it finally matches the GUI of Windows Vista, In addition it has some great new features.

The new and improved features of Firefox 3.0:

Better memory handling Elegant User …

Major Nelson Interview w/ Mark Lamia {Released July 1, 2008} Call of Duty World At War Reveal Trailer (Released June 23, 2008)

I just thought I would let all of our readers know that we will be following the newest iteration in the Call of Duty series, Call of Duty World At War. I encourage you to take a look at our new Call of Duty World At War HQ and to view the reveal trailer that was released earlier this week.

While the news is still sketchy at this point, we will be keeping you up-to-date on all of the information regarding this latest release from Activision / Treyarch Studios. You may view the reveal trailer in our new Microsoft Silverlight video player by clicking the image below or by visiting the new Call of Duty World At War HQ. In addition to the …

What is Microsoft Office "14"?

Microsoft Office "14" is the next version of Microsoft’s office productivity suite (or what Microsoft calls the 2007 Microsoft Office System).

Is Office "14" the final name for the next version of Microsoft Office?

No, Office "14" is only a codename, the final name for the product will be decided later in the development cycle.

When will Office "14" ship?

Microsoft plans to release Office "14" in the first half of 2009, about to years after the consumer launch of Office 2007.

What about the beta?

Microsoft is planning to ship Office "14" beta 1 in the first half of 2008 and Office "14" beta 2 in the second half of 2008.

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