I finally have a good recommendation for a Twitter/Facebook Client: Seemsmic Desktop. I’ve tested Tweetdeck, Hootsuite and Seesmic and found they all have good features. For me the Seesmic Desktop had the set of functions I needed to be effective:
For a long time I was a pretty regular IE user – never really paying much attention to Firefox or other browsers. I was impressed with tabs in IE – as this is a great usability feature. Most everything I needed to do worked fine in IE – and it was very dominant in the market share. Then I started to have problems – when IE would try to restore the tabs after a reboot (which we know doesn’t happen very often with windows) and would seem to crash. It seemed to get less and less stable over time…
Sometime last year I finally made the plunge and tried Firefox. I was quite impressed with Firefox – especially with it’s support for more standards (like curved borders!!) and the extensions. It’s just neat to be able to apply a theme to the browser so it looks cooler.
Recently I decided to try out Google Chrome as I had heard a lot about it too. Read more »
I was talking to some people this morning and I recommended they upgrade any Vista Computers they have from Windows Vista to Windows 7. To me Windows 7 is like Vista the way it was supposed to be. I don’t have it myself (my computers are still on XP and are not Windows 7 ready) but I from what I’ve seen and heard it’s a good operating system. So I don’t hesitate to recommend it – especially as it comes on new computers. If I had a Vista computer I would upgrade it to Windows 7 -as it will work better and has some more features.
Here are some steps I would recommend to upgrade from Windows Vista to Windows 7:
Recommendations | andrew | 
January 22, 2010 8:08 pm | 
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