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   Review - MSN Messenger for Windows

   7.0.0425 Beta (Nov 18, 2004)

   well...I have to say I'm boredring on saying screw you to yahoo. messenger 6.0 has been a disaster - the webcam capabilities suck, launchcast hardly ever launches, and now...get this...the wonderful miracle that is MSN messenger has come to the forefront and into its own. the messenger 5.0 series was a joke, and then when they released the 6.0 series, I was still somewhat weary; then my friend put me on to mess.be, told me to download the beta for the 7.0 series, and all I have to say is wow. Fine, you have to pay for things, but nothings free in this world; the webcam functions are so much better, they've added a radio feature that could conceivably rival anything out there if they spruce it up a little bit - it really is so much more versatile. Well done microsoft, keep this up and you may well justify my loyalty.

2. Comment - Outsourced Netscape Merges Firefox, IE

   7.0.0425 Beta (Dec 1, 2004 - 12:02 PM)

   yeah but there isnt going to be a complete blackout. netscape arent that good. has ANYONE got a copy the cand put on torrent or what have you?

3. Comment - AOL to Release 9.0 Security Edition

   7.0.0425 Beta (Nov 18, 2004 - 4:36 PM)

   yeah I'm betting they'll announce a "minor price change to cover increasing costs of internet usage" in a couple of months

4. Comment - Microsoft Denies Piracy Accusations

   7.0.0425 Beta (Nov 18, 2004 - 4:25 AM)

   why would a company that generates millions of dollars a second use pirated software? please...this is just a stupid claim that microsoft is going to take THEM to court for

5. Comment - Netscape Revived With Firefox Backing

   7.0.0425 Beta (Nov 18, 2004 - 4:23 AM)

   to be fair since the release of 0.92 I am noticing more incompatabilites with firefox

6. Comment - Netscape Revived With Firefox Backing

   7.0.0425 Beta (Nov 18, 2004 - 4:22 AM)

   face it dude, the only way they're going to improve on winamp is throwing the code open to the public and letting US build on it like we can with firefox; hmmm...maybe thats an idea...take the code of winamp version 1 and build it into firefox, add codecs for quicktime, realplay etc. you have a friendly multimedia internet environemtn then.