A Simple All-Season Calendar
	Have you ever found yourself wondering what day it was and not have anyone to ask to set you straight? Well, if you have, then those days are over now because you can keep track of time and holydays by using a very simple and powerful application that will guarantee you never to forget any important event in our life. For those of us who use the computer on a regular basis and the virtual environment has become their second home, a holy ... [read more >>]
	30 June 2008, 12:52GMT | (c) 2008 Softpedia

Apple Finally Talks iPhone SDK
	Yesterday, Apple sent out invitations to the media for a briefing on its "iPhone Software Roadmap," which really means "Here's your frikkin SDK! Now hopefully, you'll shut the hell up already." Apple has failed to meet its end ... [read more >>]
	28 February 2008, 08:20GMT | (c) 2008 Softpedia

Linkin Park and Apple in NYC This Month
	Yup, Apple's (now formerly) rumored event set for the end of February is such ... [read more >>]
	20 February 2008, 09:38GMT | (c) 2008 Softpedia

No Apple Booth at NAB. Exclusive Apple Event Rumored
	It's no rumor, Apple themselves have announced that they will not have a booth at The NAB Show this year, with speculation increasing after Avid Technology (Apple's main competitor at the NAB Show) dropped out late la ... [read more >>]
	08 February 2008, 05:39GMT | (c) 2008 Softpedia

MapleStory Europe Needs Snow. Will You Bring It?
	Following Blizzard's announcement of the Feast of Winter Veil 2007, f ... [read more >>]
	13 December 2007, 02:54GMT | (c) 2008 Softpedia

Black Holes May Not Exist
	A new theory based on controversial new calculations says that black holes may not exist, or least not as scientists imagine. It eliminates the existence of the "event horizon" and claims to have solved a paradox in astrophysics. Current models say that black holes are space objects which have an immense gravitational field that cuts off a region of space from the rest of the universe, trapping all matter and radiation that e ... [read more >>]
	19 June 2007, 04:19GMT | (c) 2008 Softpedia

G'Day Google – Free Food and Drinks for Everyone
	Google Australia announced today that it will host the upcoming G'day Google, an event that will bring together Google employees and IT professionals. The conference, scheduled for 8 May, 2007, will be hosted by the Googleplex, the famous Google headquarters located in Mountain View, CA. If you want to register for the upcoming event, all you need to do is to fill in a form posted on Google's G'day page available a ... [read more >>]
	02 May 2007, 02:40GMT | (c) 2008 Softpedia

Google's Office Organizes Events
	Although it is not quite a Google Office function, it contributes to the functionality of the suite by adding interoperability between Gmail and Google Calendar. The function, codename “Create Event”, allows users to schedule events by adding them automatically from the Gmail inbox folder. All you need to do is open a message stored in your account and click on the More actions button displayed above the subject of the mail. The ... [read more >>]
	26 April 2007, 05:48GMT | (c) 2008 Softpedia

Google: Free Food and Drinks for All Our Friends
	As a reminder for the upcoming Google Developer Day, scheduled for May 31, the search giant's employees are continuously bringing the event in the spotlight to attract users and inform interested people about the conference. Although the Mountain View-based firm built a separate page for the event, it seems like the company wants to keep the developers up-to-date using all the available tools. Brandon Badger, Maps API Team, ... [read more >>]
	25 April 2007, 02:41GMT | (c) 2008 Softpedia

Your Own Time Overview
	Time goes by slowly for those who wait, say the lyrics of some Madonna song. Today is Monday and I'm not exactly among those who wait, but for me, time today goes by kind of slowly, as I'm reviewing this Mac OS application that should "create nice timelines to convince and educate other people", as the producers say. For those who are skilled in project management, this looked to me a little like a Gantt chart; the s ... [read more >>]
	02 April 2007, 10:52GMT | (c) 2008 Softpedia