As a reaction to the big iPhone buzz, Microsoft is about to launch its iPhone-killer?

It will probably be a 2 in 1 device and may look like this:

Kainjow developed two excellent small tools for OS X:

• BootChamp: it simplifies booting to Windows from your Mac: Instead of using System Preferences to change your startup disk, or holding down Option to select another volume on startup, BootChamp only asks for your password, and does the rest without user input.
  
• Jax: a new companion to iTunes and iPod: it keeps all your important information at your finger tips. Best of all, Jax is customizable and its features can change to match your personality and needs.

These tools are free and easy to use. More infos at Kainjow.com

Take a look at this super cool video while we’re talking about the Ultimate version of this OS…

Office Open XML Converter enables users to convert, in single or batch files, Office Open XML files into Rich Text Format (RTF), which can be opened in Microsoft Word 2004 and Microsoft Word X.

“The converter is a Beta release, and might be unable to convert all the data in Office Open XML files,” Microsoft states. “After you convert a file, you should review the file carefully to make sure that it contains all of the information that you expect.”

Download the beta

Here is the full (1 hour and 30 mins) historic interview of Steve Jobs & Bill Gates at D5.
It’s a podcast (video and/or audio) clicking on this link will open iTunes and take you to the podcast page.

Some claim it’s a Get a Mac remake

“Hello I’m a Mac, Hello I’m a PC”

Czech painter Jeremiah Palecek has created these error stickers of Windows Vista, showing an error message of “Error: The operation completed successfully“.

This miracle can be done via the MSN Password Hacker, it is a simple application (adware and spyware free) you can download from this link.

In a recent conference,Bill Gates said he was satisfied because Vista’s community finally surpassed OS X’s one (in number).
I think it prouves that Microsoft is now allergic to every successful product from Apple…
But i think that if we compare official copies of OS X and Vista,the result would be a litte different!