1: The World Is Missing Technorati State of the Blogosphere Reports

We have no concrete idea about the growth of blogging except that Technorati is currently tracking 108 million blogs.

2: Ticker Symbol Lookup in Yahoo! Finance Now Like Google Finance

You can look for stock symbols of multiple companies in the same search box of Yahoo! Finance.

3: This Little Bird Is Twitting In The Google Campus

Google has re-entered the "micro-blogging" space by acquiring Jaiku, another Twitter clone.

4: Technorati Blog Search Is Useful Again; Rolls Back Recent Changes

You can sort blog search results by authority like before.

5: Microsoft Removes WGA Validation Requirement for IE 7

Install Internet Explorer 7 without validating your copy of Windows XP.

6: Excel 2007 Calculation Fix Weighs a Whooping 32 MB

Microsoft today released a patch that will fix the Excel 2007 calculation errors.

7: Al Gores Current TV Makes Impressive Foray Into Social Networks

Current TV is the new social network.

8: Adobe Office Gets A Word Processor, Outlook the Next Target ?

Now that Adobe has a word processor, what could be next logical addition to their productivity suite?

9: New York Times Makes TimesSelect Available Without Subscription

New York Times has decided to break the subscription firewall and provide TimesSelect content for free.

10: Like Flickr, Yahoo! Unites MyBlogLog With a Single Login

MyBlogLog users will soon be able to use their Yahoo! IDs for logging onto their MyBlogLog accounts.

11: Google Developing GMail Offline Version Using Google Gears

Google has developed an offline version of Gmail that is likely to be made available within this year.

12: Add A Picture To Your LinkedIn Profile; Help People Recognize You

LinkedIn members can upload a photograph to their profiles.

13: Windows Update Crashed the Skype Network - Can You Believe It?

As per Skype, the disruption was initiated by a massive restart of our user's computers across the globe within a very short timeframe as they re-booted after receiving a routine software update.

14: Microsoft Hackers Now Have an Official Blog

15: Microsoft Attorneys Knock the Door of Windows AutoPatcher

Microsoft Legal called up the AutoPatcher team asking them to discontinue the project and remove the download links.