Try it, you will see.

My Skype showed this message ... Nice. But can't you tell I am no Macintosh?

How many different version are there? 4,5,6... Let's see... Windows RT, Enterprise, 8, 8 Pro and then there are regular version and professional version not to mention server version to come. re there 32 bit version as well? Oh, I almost forgot, there are standard package and upgrade package. Come on, keep it simple.

Whether there is a brand new OS or not, PC is just a commodity. On the day the new Windows 8 is announce, there is a sale for PCs with Windows 8. It is very sad but that is the reality.

Today at midnight, Windows 8 started selling in Japan. I went to Sofmap, one of the big computer stores chains in Japan. There was no line to purchase Windows 8. Not only that I saw almost nobody at the Windows 8 section.

I found the pile of electronic devices being trashed in the filed. Some of them are PCs ... and they even had hard disks in them. I wonder if the HDs were wiped of any data. Do not throw away your PCs without cleaning your hard disks.

To get on the FREE internet at Seatac Airport, I need to watch and agree to the advertisement (with sound which I can turn-off). If you skip this advertisement, you get no access. Really? Japanese lesson ... UZAI <- check it up on the web.

Now you can preorder Microsoft Surface Tablet starting at $499. I heard it costs more to produce than the sales price. It looks interesting ... we will buy one to make sure we know what we are dealing with. I also have to make sure whether it supports multiple languages. http://surface.microsoftstore.com

Do you provide Free Wireless Internet Access to your customers? It add quite a value to your establishment. Also, setting up WiFi is more secure than having customers get to the net via your company network. If you want to know how to securely setup WiFi Hot Spot at your company or restaurant, please contact me.

Where did the Relational Database Management System go? How many of you remember software like dBase, R:BASE, DataFlex, Informix, Revelation for DOS? ...