Use AutoHotKey to assign a right-click button and forward delete to two redundant mac keys. This will allow me to hve right-click and forward delete on my mac when running Windows in Boot Camp. Yeehaw!

Using GmailDrive (Windows) and gDisk (Mac) to manage Gmail attachments (online file storage utilities).

Quoted: When it comes to email, Gmail gets a whole lot of things right - except for managing attachments. Let's say you want to browse or sort through your Gmail attachments in any way other than chronologically, or you want to pick and choose several attachments to download without reading through every...

This looks like a nice mind-mapping tool as a potential free replacment for the very expensive "Mind Manager." It looks like it should run on Mac and Windows since it's just java...

Quoted: FreeMind - Mind-mapping software.

Awesome article on running Parallels. I think I am going to put this on my Mac soon now that the reviews are in and they appear to be so favorable.

Quoted: Using the previously-mentioned virtual machine software, Parallels Desktop for Mac ($79.99), you can run Mac OS X and Windows (XP, Vista, you name it) side-by-side. Here's how I've set up my Parallels installation to make working in multiple OSes easy and fun.

I have to replace some windows on my house and this is supposed to be one of the top sellers.

Quoted: Seattle, Washington based company that specializes in selling quality windows, doors and skylights for home remodeling and new construction.

Arts Technica just did a full review of Parallels Desktop 1.0 for Mac OS X. I am thinking about picking this up for my new Macbook. The reviews have been great. I'm going to pay attenton to my machine usage and see if there is actually any reason that I might need to have Windows available. I seem to be doing just fine without it.

Microsoft has reportedly hired Demetri Martin to star in their new marketing campaign for Windows Vista.

I used this little app on my work machine (which was getting a bit slow). It sped things up wonderfully. Props to Mohit for finding it in the first place...

A new program called parallels allows you to run Windows XP side by side with Mac OS X. David Pogues reviews it in this tis NYT piece. It sounds very promising. I can't wait to buy an Intel Mac later this year...

Quoted: New software called Boot Camp lets you run Windows XP on a Macintosh, but a superior program has the corridors of cyberspace echoing with the sounds of high-fiving.