Well, I have another one of those stories that we see posted every few days. It appears that after my long, frustrating Microsoft experience, I’m left with no other option than to pay them more money to use their services.

I manage an IT department for a non-profit organization. I use Microsoft Windows Mobile devices. I own 2 desktop computers and 2 laptops, all of which I’ve upgraded to Vista, then on the Windows 7. I have been a loyal XBOX 360 fan for 4 years. I’ve purchased countless titles, spent over $200 in XBOX Live subscriptions and have spent a substantial amount on accessories (headsets, extra controllers, larger capacity hard-drives, etc). I’ve proven my loyalty to Microsoft.

Well, it’s finally here. That 10.4 binary driver from ATI that supports Xorg 7.5. It’s only 6 months after Xorg 7.5 was released and about another 6 months from Xorg 7.6. Will the next Xorg release be followed up by ATI faster than 7.5 was? Only time will tell. Until then, here’s the official ATI Site for driver downloads.

Looks like phandroid has confirmed the rumors that the Samsung Galaxy S will be headed to AT&T. The confirmation comes via the FCC confirming the specific 3G bands supported on the device. With the amazing 4″ AMOLED screen, all of the typical elements of the more advanced HTC devices (excluding a camera flash), Android and the best mobile processing power on the market-to-date, this device has proven to be more than just impressive. Are you concerned that the AT&T “bloatware” and device lock-down history will prevent this device from becoming the next iPhone?

More can be read here.

Google has officially announced the launch of Double-Click for Publishers (DFP) a new ad management and display system that allows publishers more flexibility in their advertisements. More info should be coming soon from the Search Giant.

You can read more on their blog:
http://googleblog.blogspot.com/2010/02/next-generation-of-ad-serving-for.html

Well, in my profession/position, I’m responsible for the Search Engine Optimization for our company’s web presence. Everybody seems to have a position on whats important to boost your ranking in the various search engines (Bing, Google, Yahoo, Ask, etc). I’m here to tell you, it’s not so simple. There’s a number of factors that play a role beyond the factors that Search Engines started using back in the early 2000/late 1990s.