@CamJN: Its a verb now?

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If their ISP is actually slow, the newest version of opera has an AOL-esque turbo mode. [www.opera.com]

@Firesphere: [www.pmptoday.com]

It is one of those rare occurrences when a WinMo 6.x user can point at an iPhone user and laugh like there is no tomorrow.

Opera 10.52?

@criosray: on the overflowing issue, IT IS a beta, and they have betas for this reason.

Seriously lifehacker? using an SD card for readyboost is a new thing? or did I miss something in the news for several years.

@matthewsucks: ah here is an old test of the vista version of readyboost. [www.pcstats.com]

@matthewsucks: It acts like a second cache for superfetch, but not as effective as ram. Its effect is MUCH greater on machines with almost no ram.

@JayDeEm: It doesn't actually store anything important, its a bit like an extra cache for superfetch

@Nitesh Singh: Its main purpose isn't an extension/copy of your page-file, more of a super fetch like cache.

Yes. I think this is very smart on their part. Not necessarily the service itself but the experience it gives them. I can see them integrating this straight into word.

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@Dayvan Cowboy: I found strength as really useful for aiming of any sort, it would stable the weapon and reduce recoil

@Dayvan Cowboy: Really? I've used all of them constantly. Switch really quickly and preform amazing combos.

@kibles: Are you referring to the opening movie to the game?

Wait- This actually makes sense, Microsoft is tackling the problems most people have (i.e. 100 programs running, hidden in the tray, slowing their machine down) by allowing them to see that their programs are actually STILL open.

I have a feeling that this is going to be in labs soon.

@Absent Blue: I'm asking this question too, the same app for vista was starting to annoy me after having to set it every time.