This new feature of Gmail is so cool — and yet so disturbing — that we just had to spotlight it.

Read this OutlookPower article.

Microsoft has released Office Web Apps, their cloud-based version of the desktop suite, to more than 150 countries. While some improvements have been made, the desktop version may still be preferable.

Hard drives – those fast-spinning disks that hold all your files – make some interesting sounds just before they self-destruct and eat all your data. This page provides a list of hard drives, by vendor, and clips of those frightening sounds.

Back in December Microsoft released a fix for a problem with Outlook 2007. But the update caused problems and was pulled. Then it was re-issued in January. There were still problems, so they’re going to try again tomorrow.

Trade shows are great fun. Most of the time. This article relates seven embarrassing episodes of tech-show-gone-wrong.

This website gives you a chance to rate your workplace, your boss, or yourself anonymously. You can use the site to help look for a job or just to see what others think of your company.

This month Patch Tuesday falls on the 8th. With it come a dozen patches addressing 22 vulnerabilities in Internet Explorer, Windows, Visio, and Internet Information Server.

If you have a Hotmail account, Microsoft will now let you create up to 15 aliases. The aliases can be used to differentiate between business and personal mail, or advertising notices and mail.

The software development kit for Windows Azure has a bug that can expose cookie information. Microsoft has published an update for SDK 1.3 to fix the problem.

This new piece of malware looks to be a combination of Zeus and SpyEye and will be trying to access your bank account soon. The program has been designed to defeat banking-specific security software.