Microsoft has finally launched an online store. The store allows you to buy real-life goods like hardware, software discs and Xbox 360 games. The service also allows you to directly download software, like Windows and Office. Microsoft has offered no word, however, if they’d send along physical discs with a digital download to ensure a handy reinstall down the road.

The store is a bit of a bare bones experience, having just started. Look for it to pick up in the months ahead.

Video, Design, and E commerce? Woah. Talk about innovative. Cephrus is a small company set up in the heart of California’s Wine Valley and is producing some of the most innovative and cutting edge software and ideas that I have seen. By the looks of their portfolio, they mainly stick to wineries, but i wouldn’t be surprised to see this start-up handling more lucrative companies e-business, design, and video needs. Another Google anyone?

Here’s an offer of $100,000 right now for the right to freely distribute the iPhone unlocking software.

We are willing to pay $100,000 USD and make it freely available with the owner’s approval and all the credits given to the creator. We will also give you control of a domain and release it on Wednesday night at 12:00am

With Google phone rumors flying everywhere, I thought I would indulge. If I were Verizon, Cingular, or any other phone company I would be scared, a new innovative and borderline CRAZY idea has hit the rumor mill. Free Cellular phone service, thanks to – Google. You read it right. FREE cell phone service. How is is this possible?

Google has a plan. They are going to bid on a piece of the radio wave pie for 4.6 billion give or take a 100 million or thus providing a platform for new software developments in the cell phone industry. The plan is to make cell phone service like Internet browsers the web surfer can pick his/her favorite and go from there. Except in Google’s case, it would be free for the user by generating revenue from the ads placed neatly in the Gphone.

This is a very loose and sketchy rumor I know, but the bits and pieces I have gathered have gotten me excited – and you should be too!

This is a Windows version of the iPhoneBrowser, and it is the latest file browser software for iPhone. Features:

* GUI based, Drag and Drop support for multiple file upload (no folder drops or new folder creation yet)
* Right-Click Save as for any file
* Automatic preview of text files, png (non-Apple) and jpg files
* Backups of existing files, both manually and automatically, to your local hard drive
* Replace a file with any named file, and it will rename properly (i.e. right click new-mail.caf, select "Replace file", and select your own named aiff file and the program will backup the existing new-mail.caf with a timestamp, upload your aiff as new-mail.caf)
* Delete any file (automatically backs up file before deleting)[/size]

file download link (zip file)