Before I became an IT Support Technician, I already knew Remote Desktop Protocol in every Windows XP workstation. After then, I was introduced to VNC Viewer when I started my first troubleshooting request. These remote tools have been already part of its history. Especially now, lots of IT techniques and tools are spreading online and are ready for download or available for using.

But have you heard of a Remote Access Software with a 256-bit encryption security, the highest in its class? IT support and Helpdesks or even a simple household personnel or family member can use this software not just in troubleshooting purposes but of course assisting your love ones in their project or research as long as they are connected to your network or via internet. Proxy Pro 7 is the number one remote access software nowadays. With its security feature that includes encryption and windows authentication, users feel no worry for their data or connection is well-protected.

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For everybody’s knowledge, lots of technicians, IT professionals or even executives are now upgrading and purchasing Proxy Pro 7. Not just because of their well presented and supported features but of course; Proxy Networks, Inc is a business oriented company that is protecting every data or information in every business entities or party.

MSN.com, Microsoft's website, has its new look on Wednesday at the US time. Lots of changes were made, some part of the old stuff were removed and some boxes were added. As advised by Erik Jorgenson, corporate vice president for MSN, the new design aims to address customer or user's feedback and complaints. Some of which are the following points:

• Too much Clutter in the old MSN.com
• Hard time finding what users were looking for
• Dissatisfied with search results prior to the launch of BING
• The old MSN had an outdated look and feel

It was last February 20 of this year, Mark Shuttleworth announced to the offline and online community on the upgrade of its Ubuntu OS from 9.04 (Jaunty Jackalope) to Ubuntu 9.10 (Karmic Koala). It focuses mainly on the improvements of its cloud computing using the Eucalyptus, boot times, improved audio and 3g connectivity, enhanced netbook remix and other related features.

As initially declared, this version is dedicated to the release of new theme but however, the project was just moved to 10.04 in which little improvement was observed in its default theme. Moreover, graphical enhancements, bootup and shutdown splash, login screen, and improved performance on intel graphics chipsets are just some of the added features. And oops, their Firefox is now in its 3.5 version, nice one!


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Ubuntu 9.10 Desktop edition is already available and is free of charge as confirmed by the Ubuntu team. Click HERE for the free Ubuntu 9.10 Desktop edition download.

I was just dismayed because there is no Philippines selection in its download location but i bet we can try some tricks.



Happy Ubuntu Day to all.

October 26 is the formal shut down of 15 years in service Yahoo Geocities. The announcement was made last April of the same year but is realized just today. After 26, lots of personal blog and student's project site are no longer available and users/owners can no longer access their files and sites.



For users who definitely love their websites, Yahoo has options and offers you a premium upgrade with their hosting service in just $4.99.

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Everybody remembered why Yahoo decided to do this move, "We have decided to discontinue the process of allowing new customers to sign up for GeoCities accounts as we focus on helping our customers explore and build new relationships online in other ways", the company explained.

I remembered my Web and HTML programming subject and my personal sites. Goodbye to you! ~sigh~