Microsoft on Tuesday delivered the third and last service pack for Microsoft Office 2007 suite and SharePoint 2007.

The service pack includes all public updates, security updates, hot fixes and other updates that were released for Office 2007 through September 2011. According to Microsoft, SP3 also includes “general product fixes and improvements in stability, performance and security.”

Microsoft will retire Office 2007 suite from mainstream support on April 10, 2012. Microsoft will than supply security updates only during a five-year extended support phrase until April 11, 2017. Microsoft will halt all security updates to SP2 after a year from now.

SP3 includes the following improvements:

• Documents that need custom security trimming are not returned from alert search queries, even if the user who created the alert could see and query for these documents.
• Non-Unicode characters in certain error message strings now display correctly.
• Four new bibliography styles are now available in the “Word Citations & Bibliography” feature: Harvard Anglia, IEEE, APA Sixth Edition, and MLA Seventh Edition.
• Chinese New Year holiday is now included in the Outlook calendar for Singapore.
• Fixes an issue in which Excel 2007 sometimes crashes when you open an Excel workbook previously saved in a newer version of Excel. This occurs if the file uses a new feature that is not available in the 2007 Office system.
• Fixes issues with the Pre and Post Reform rules in the French Thesaurus.
• Fixes an issue in which encryption settings are not configurable when they are used with a file format compatibility pack converter and Office 2003 or an earlier version of Office.
• Fixes an issue in which a crash sometimes occurs when an Excel workbook is opened in Excel and then previewed by using the Windows Explorer preview pane feature.
• Fixes an issue in which Excel Slicers and Ribbon customizations are lost when an XLSX file is first saved as a ODS file, and then saved as an XLSX file in Excel 2007.

Download Microsoft Office 2007 Service Pack 3

The service pack can be downloaded via Windows Update or Microsoft Update automatically, or manually from Microsoft Download Center. Microsoft won’t start downloading and installing Office 2007 SP3 onto users’ PCs for 90 days. Although users will find the update as an optional install through Windows Update.

Links to all the download pages of Office 2007 SP3 and other products of the Office suite including the server version can be found in this Microsoft blog post.

You can download directly Microsoft Office 2007 SP3 and SharePoint 2007 SP3 from the links below (English US):

Download Microsoft Office 2007 SP3 Package (351.0 MB): office2007sp3-kb2526086-fullfile-en-us.exe

Download Office 2007 SP3 Language Packs (67 MB): officelp2007sp3-kb2526086-fullfile-en-us.exe

Official Microsoft Download Center Page for the 2007 Microsoft Office Suite Service Pack 3 (SP3).

This update also applies to Microsoft Office Project, Microsoft Office SharePoint Designer, Microsoft Office Visio, and Visual Web Developer.

To Install Microsoft Office 2007 Suite Service Pack 3 (SP3), follow these steps:

• Download the .exe file by clicking on the link above and then save the file to your hard disk drive.
• After downloading the file, double-click the .exe file that you saved to your hard disk drive, and follow the instructions on the screen.

Uninstall or Remove Microsoft Office 2007 Service Pack 3

If you notice any issues after installing SP3, you can use the Microsoft Service Pack Uninstall Tool for the 2007 Microsoft Office suite to safely uninstall the service pack.

Google is making ready a new Gmail Google Account Sign-in page, keeping it similar to the minimalistic look of the Google+ theme.

After the launch of Google+ social networking site, Google is changing almost all of their services to the new theme. First, it was the search page, than other services, than it was Gmail and now Gmail the Google Account sign-in page. Actually, we are loving this new minimalistic bold look.

It looks great, have a look at it yourself:

What do you say about this new Gmail sign-in page?

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Microsoft is issuing 4 bulletins for Patch Tuesday this month which will fix 22 vulnerabilities.

Compared to June’s Patch Tuesday 16 security bulletins, this month Microsoft has issued almost one-fourth of the numbers. But this four bulletins will patch a huge number of vulnerabilities, 22 to be exact. Out of the four updates, one is rated “critical,” while the other three is marked “important.”

Three bulletins will update and fix Windows, while the fourth one will fix a number of vulnerabilities in Visio 2003. The critical Windows bulletin and the important Office update both fix remote code execution issues; the other two important Windows fixes resolve elevation of privilege flaws. All the three Windows updates needs a reboot to apply, though the Office update may need a reboot.

The following table summarizes the security bulletins for this month in order of severity.

Microsoft will host a webcast to address customer questions on the security bulletins on July 13, 2011, at 11:00 AM Pacific Time (US & Canada).

Microsoft’s Severity Rating System Explained

The severity rating system provides a single rating for each vulnerability. The definitions of the ratings are:

Critical: A vulnerability whose exploitation could allow the propagation of an Internet worm without user action.

Important: A vulnerability whose exploitation could result in compromise of the confidentiality, integrity, or availability of users data, or of the integrity or availability of processing resources.

Moderate: Exploitability is mitigated to a significant degree by factors such as default configuration, auditing, or difficulty of exploitation.

Low: A vulnerability whose exploitation is extremely difficult, or whose impact is minimal.

Microsoft, on Tuesday, released Office 2010 Service Pack 1.

As expected, Microsoft released the first Service Pack (SP1) for Office 2010 productivity suite at the end of June. Office 2010 SP1 includes all previously released updates, in addition to several new updates. Which improves overall security, performance, and stability of the suite.

SP1 will be available through Windows Update, as a manual download from the Download Center and from Microsoft Update. Microsoft plans to push the update to Automatic Updates within 90 days. The software giant has released SP1 for all 40 language versions of Office 2010. Products that will get fixes and updates include Office 2010, Project 2010, Visio 2010, Office 2010 servers, Office Web Apps, Search Server 2010, SharePoint 2010 Products and FAST Search Server 2010 for SharePoint.

We have earlier covered what Microsoft is expected to include in Office 2010 SP1:

• Security and Non-Security Updates for March 2011 - Released March 8, 2011
• Office 2010 February 2011 Cumulative Update (KB 2493730) - Released February 22, 2011
• Security and Non-Security Updates for February 2011 - Released February 8, 2011
• Non-Security Updates for January 2011 - Released January 11, 2011
• Office 2010 December 2010 Cumulative Update (KB 2479673) - Released December 14, 2010
• Security and Non-Security Updates for December 2010 - Released December 14, 2010
• Security and Non-Security Updates for November 2010 - Released November 9, 2010
• Office 2010 October 2010 Cumulative Update (KB 2449183) - Released October 26, 2010
• Security and Non-Security Updates for October 2010 - Released October 12, 2010
• Security and Non-Security Updates for September 2010 - Released September 14, 2010
• Office 2010 August 2010 Cumulative Update (KB 2396341) - Released August 31, 2010
• Security and Non-Security Updates for August 2010 - Released August 10, 2010
• Security and Non-Security Updates for July 2010 - Released July 13, 2010
• Office 2010 June 2010 Cumulative Update (KB 2259686) - Released June 29, 2010

Microsoft has addressed the following issues in SP1:

• Outlook fixes an issue where “Snooze Time” would not reset between appointments.
• The default behavior for PowerPoint “Use Presenter View” option changed to display the slide show on the secondary monitor.
• Integrated community content in the Access Application Part Gallery.
• Better alignment between Project Server and SharePoint Server browser support.
• Improved backup / restore functionality for SharePoint Server.
• The Word Web Application extends printing support to “Edit Mode.”
• Project Professional now synchronizes scheduled tasks with SharePoint task lists.
• Internet Explorer 9 “Native” support for Office Web Applications and SharePoint.
• Office Web Applications Support for Chrome.
• Inserting Charts into Excel Workbooks using Excel Web Application.
• Support for searching PPSX files in Search Server.
• Visio Fixes scaling issues and arrowhead rendering errors with SVG export.
• Proofing Tools improve spelling suggestions in Canadian English, French, Swedish and European Portuguese.
• Outlook Web Application Attachment Preview (with Exchange Online only).

You can download the service pack from the download links below:

Office 2010 SP1 32-bit Edition (http://www.microsoft.com/download/en/details.aspx?id=26622)

Office 2010 SP1 64-bit Edition (http://www.microsoft.com/download/en/details.aspx?id=26617)

Microsoft has issued an advanced security bulletin notification for June 2011 Patch Tuesday.

Unlike last month’s only two bulletins, this month Microsoft has issued 16 bulletins, covering a range of security holes in the Windows operating system, .NET Framework, Silverlight, Forefront Threat Management Gateway, Internet Explorer, Microsoft Office, SQL Server and Visual Studio.

Nine of the 16 security bulletins are rated “critical” by Microsoft and almost all of them requires a system restart. The rest seven bulletins are rated ”Important.” The 9 critical bulletins are for a remote code execution vulnerability. And out of the 9, two of the critical bulletins will address severe vulnerabilities in the Internet Explorer web browser. This month will include a critical security patch for the latest Internet Explorer 9 web browser.

The following table summarizes the security bulletins for this month in order of severity.

Microsoft has announced on Monday that they are going to release Office 2010 Service Pack 1 by the end of June. SP1 releases for both Office client suites and SharePoint server products will be made available is now available now.

The software giant plans to discuss about Office 2010 SP1 at length during TechEd North America this week. Microsoft will detail its schedule plans and more details around the SP1 release, including the plans for language version updates, though it is mentioned in the blog post that, “All language versions of SP1 will release simultaneously.”

Microsoft plans to include the following fixes:

• Security and Non-Security Updates for March 2011 - Released March 8, 2011
• Office 2010 February 2011 Cumulative Update (KB 2493730) - Released February 22, 2011
• Security and Non-Security Updates for February 2011 - Released February 8, 2011
• Non-Security Updates for January 2011 - Released January 11, 2011
• Office 2010 December 2010 Cumulative Update (KB 2479673) - Released December 14, 2010
• Security and Non-Security Updates for December 2010 - Released December 14, 2010
• Security and Non-Security Updates for November 2010 - Released November 9, 2010
• Office 2010 October 2010 Cumulative Update (KB 2449183) - Released October 26, 2010
• Security and Non-Security Updates for October 2010 - Released October 12, 2010
• Security and Non-Security Updates for September 2010 - Released September 14, 2010
• Office 2010 August 2010 Cumulative Update (KB 2396341) - Released August 31, 2010
• Security and Non-Security Updates for August 2010 - Released August 10, 2010
• Security and Non-Security Updates for July 2010 - Released July 13, 2010
• Office 2010 June 2010 Cumulative Update (KB 2259686) - Released June 29, 2010

Initially, Office 2010 Service Pack 1 will be offered as a manual download from the Download Center and from Microsoft Update, and no sooner than 90 days after release, will be made available as an Automatic Update.

Microsoft Office 2010 was the first release of the productivity suite to include both 32-bit and 64-bit versions. Microsoft packed both versions onto one DVD across seven different flavours. Office 2010 also includes a free version with Microsoft Word and Excel. The free version, dubbed Office Starter, has reduced functionality of Word and Excel and advertising.

Mozilla has released the Release Candidate 2 (RC2) of Firefox 4 web browser. Mozilla has a release date listed for Firefox 4 as March 22nd. The RC 2 build is available for Windows, Mac OS X, and Linux.

Mozilla Firefox 4 is almost here! We updated the Firefox 4 release candidate with some minor security fixes and updates to several localizations, including the addition of a Vietnamese localized version. Firefox will now ship in 80 languages. We’re excited to deliver the new features, look and speed of Firefox 4 to our more than 400 million users worldwide.

Unlike Internet Explorer 9, FF 4 will support Windows XP, which is a great news for its users. However, FF 4 will not work on Windows editions prior to XP or on Apple Mac OS not running OSX 10.5 or 10.6.

According to an article posted at the Technology section of MSNBC aptly titled “Why Firefox 4 isn’t abandoning Windows XP,”

Clearly, it’s in the interests of Microsoft’s business to get Windows XP users to upgrade to new Windows versions. Leaving them in the cold on the new Internet Explorer is one way to prod them in that direction. But it’s also not an unreasonable suggestion. A decade is more like a century on the web.

Here’s the main problem: A bunch of us haven’t gotten the message. More than 40 percent of web users are still on Windows XP. And that’s the first thing Firefox engineering director Johnathan Nightingale brought up when I asked him about the issue. In an ironic twist, Mozilla’s upcoming Firefox 4 is supporting not only Microsoft’s Windows XP but also Windows 2000, even though Microsoft’s new browser doesn’t.

“That’s a decision that they get to make, but it sure did surprise us, because the best metrics that we’ve got say 40 to 50 percent of the web is still on XP. That’s too big for us to just leave them behind,” Nightingale said via phone. “Yeah, it’s harder work, because XP has a totally different hardware-acceleration story. You need to be using Direct3D there, instead of Direct2D on Vista and 7. It meant we had to do a lot more work architecturally to make sure we could offer a high-quality experience across both of them. But you know what? That’s the job.”

Download Firefox 4.0 RC2

Microsoft for February’s Patch Tuesday has released an advanced notification about the upcoming security patches. Microsoft will be issuing 12 updates fixing 22 vulnerabilities, out of which three are 0-day vulnerabilities. These patches will update Windows operating system, Internet Explorer, and the Visio software.

Three bulletins, including the Internet Explorer patch, earn the most severe “Critical” rating. The remaining nine, including the Visio fix, earn a still significant “Important” score. All the patches excluding three of the fixes will need a reboot.

The following table summarizes the security bulletins for this month in order of severity.

The patches will be released on Tuesday, February 8, 2011, at 10:00am PST. Microsoft will host a webcast to address customer questions on the security bulletins on February 9, 2011, at 11:00 AM Pacific Time (US & Canada).

The full advanced notification is accessible from here.

Apple has released an update to its desktop operating system, Mac OS X 10.6.5. This update is the fifth update to its Snow Leopard operating system. The update brings a number of fixes for a lot of issues. The fixes released includes fixes for printing problems, Exchange compatibility, and improved graphics drivers. The update also includes many security fixes.

The maintenance release update for Mac OS X addresses printing issues like delays between print jobs, connecting some HP printers to Airport base stations, VoiceOver bug in Safari, and spacing of OpenType fonts. It addresses networking and syncing features such as improved Microsoft Exchange server reliability and compatibility, improved syncing between Address Book and Google Contacts, better performance with Active Directory, and reliability of Ethernet connections.

Mac OS X 10.6.5 also brings in a slew of graphics improvements to the operating system. The update includes more RAW profiles for newer digital cameras, improved performance for image processing in iPhoto and Aperture, and graphics driver improvements that should improve 3D graphics performance and stability in graphics applications and games.

Even though the update brings many improvements and stability fixes to Mac OS X, but there’s no mention of AirPrint. For a full list of improvements and instructions on how to update your Mac OS to 10.6.5, click here.

The 10.6.5 update is available now via Software Update and is also available via Apple’s Support Downloads page. If you want to download Combo updates, you can get them from here.

Mozilla Messaging has released the new update of the most popular email client Mozilla Thunderbird and now the version is 3.1.2. This releases fixes some stability issues and several user experience concerns.

Thunderbird 3.1.2 fixes the following issues in Thunderbird 3.1.1:

• Several fixes to improve stability.
• Several fixes to the user interface.

Bugzilla has listed 7 bugs fixed in this new release. Out of the 7 bugs, 2 bugs are rated as major, 4 as normal and 1 as minor. 3 bugs out of the 7 bugs affects only the Windows operating system, 1 of the bug affects the Mac and 1 bug affects the Linux system, and the rest 2 bugs affects all the supported operating systems.

It is always recommended that users keep up to date with the latest stability and support versions of Thunderbird. If you already have Thunderbird, you will receive an automated update notification within 24 to 48 hours. This update can also be applied manually by selecting “Check for Updates…” from the Help menu within Thunderbird application.

Interested users can take a look at the official release notes, or the Bugzilla listing that lists all fixed bugs in the release.

Thunderbird 3.1.2 is now available as a free download for Windows, Mac, and Linux. All Thunderbird 2 users are strongly encouraged to upgrade to Thunderbird 3.1.2.

WordPress.org released WordPress 3.0 just 42 days ago and it has already got 11 million downloads. Today, WordPress developers has released WordPress 3.0.1 maintenance update.

WordPress 3.0.1 maintenance release addresses about 50 minor issues. This update will further help make WordPress one of the best and most stable releases.

The requisite haiku:

Three dot oh dot one
Bug fixes to make you smile
Update your WordPress

The Summary of this update is as follows:

• Fixed problem where logged in users can peek at trashed posts belonging to other authors.
• Fixed other issues
• For WordPress Version 3.0.1, the database version (db_version in wp_options) remained at 15260.
• A lot of files are fixed, the full list of fixed files is available here.

Download 3.0.1 or update automatically from the Dashboard > Updates menu in your site’s admin area.

Microsoft Security Response Center has released a notification that Microsoft will issue 10 Security Bulletins addressing 34 vulnerabilities on Tuesday, June 8, 2010. Microsoft Technet will host a webcast to address customer questions about the security bulletins the following day.

The list of affected operating systems includes Windows 2000, Windows XP (32-bit and 64-bit), Windows Server 2003 (32-bit and 64-bit), Windows Vista (32-bit and 64-bit), Windows Server 2008 (32-bit and 64-bit), Windows 7 (32-bit and 64-bit), and Windows Server 2008 R2. In terms of the Microsoft Office suites, all supported versions are affected on both Windows and Mac OS X. Three of the vulnerabilities are rated “Critical” and seven are rated “Important.” At least two of the 10 patches will need a restart. February’s Internet Explorer flaw and April’s SharePoint vulnerability will both be patched this month.

The exact breakdown of the security bulletin is as follows:

• Bulletin 1: Critical (Remote Code Execution), Windows
• Bulletin 2: Critical (Remote Code Execution), Windows
• Bulletin 3: Critical (Remote Code Execution), Windows, Internet Explorer
• Bulletin 4: Important (Elevation of Privilege), Windows
• Bulletin 5: Important (Remote Code Execution), Office
• Bulletin 6: Important (Elevation of Privilege), Windows
• Bulletin 7: Important (Remote Code Execution), Office
• Bulletin 8: Important (Elevation of Privilege), Office, Microsoft Server Software
• Bulletin 9: Important (Remote Code Execution), Windows
• Bulletin 10: Important (Tampering), Windows

Along with these patches, Microsoft is also planning to release the following on Patch Tuesday:

• One or more non-security, high-priority updates on Windows Update (WU) and Windows Server Update Services (WSUS)
• One or more non-security, high-priority updates on Microsoft Update (MU) and WSUS
• An updated version of the Microsoft Windows Malicious Software Removal Tool on Windows Update, Microsoft Update, Windows Server Update Services, and the Microsoft Download Center

Microsoft has been known to rush patches or to pull them if necessary, so this information is subject to change.

My Technology Guide had a rough day today with around 3 hour, 15 min of downtime in total. The main cause of this was the server on which it was hosted. So we took the issue with Dreamhost Support (our host) to see into the matter. They promptly replied with an apology for the situation explaining about why this was happening. In order to save us from further downtime, they moved us to a new server entirely.

The move to the new server was almost transparent and caused little to no trouble at all. I don’t had to do any work on the server or configure anything entirely due to this move. The support staff were very friendly and they kept a close eye to the server move. They configured everything and we regained back stability.

We are very happy with Dreamhost’s prompt solution and their best support which helped us to come back to normal track in no time! Kudos Dreamhost!

I took a small break of half an hour from my studies to quick post this big news!

The WordPress development team have released WordPress version 2.9 “Carmen”named in honor of magical jazz vocalist Carmen McRae which can be downloaded from the official WordPress website. WordPress users who have configured automatic updates can also upgrade to WordPress 2.9 from within their blogs. As always, it is recommended to backup the files and database before initiating the update.

The new version comes with over 500 bug fixes, changes and enhancements which makes it a recommended download and install.

The feature list from the official blog:

1. Global undo/”trash” feature, which means that if you accidentally delete a post or comment you can bring it back from the grave (i.e., the Trash). This also eliminates those annoying “are you sure” messages we used to have on every delete.
2. Built-in image editor allows you to crop, edit, rotate, flip, and scale your images to show them who’s boss. This is the first wave of our many planned media-handling improvements.
3. Batch plugin update and compatibility checking, which means you can update 10 plugins at once, versus having to do multiple clicks for each one, and we’re using the new compatibility data from the plugins directory to give you a better idea of whether your plugins are compatible with new releases of WordPress. This should take the fear and hassle out of upgrading.
4. Easier video embeds that allow you to just paste a URL on its own line and have it magically turn it into the proper embed code, with Oembed support for YouTube, Daily Motion, Blip.tv, Flickr, Hulu, Viddler, Qik, Revision3, Scribd, Google Video, Photobucket, PollDaddy, and WordPress.tv (and more in the next release).

2.9 provides the smoothest ride yet because of a number of improvements under the hood and more subtle improvements you’ll begin to appreciate once you’ve been around the block a few times. Here’s just a sampling:

• WordPress now have rel=canonical support for better SEO.
• There is automatic database optimization support, which you can enable in your wp-config.php file by adding define('WP_ALLOW_REPAIR', true);.
• Themes can register “post thumbnails” which allow them to attach an image to the post, especially useful for magazine-style themes.
• A new commentmeta table that allows arbitrary key/value pairs to be attached to comments, just like posts, so you can now expand greatly what you can do in the comment framework.
• Custom post types have been upgraded with better API support so you can juggle more types than just post, page, and attachment. (More of this planned for 3.0.)
• You can set custom theme directories, so a plugin can register a theme to be bundled with it or you can have multiple shared theme directories on your server.
• TinyMCE WYSIWYG editing and Simplepie are upgraded.
• Sidebars can now have descriptions so it’s more obvious what and where they do what they do.
• Specify category templates not just by ID, like before, but by slug, which will make it easier for theme developers to do custom things with categories – like post types!
• Registration and profiles are now extensible to allow you to collect things more easily, like a user’s Twitter account or any other fields you can imagine.
• The XML-RPC API has been extended to allow changing the user registration option. We fixed some Atom API attachment issues.
• Create custom galleries with the new include and exclude attributes that allow you to pull attachments from any post, not just the current one.
• When you’re editing files in the theme and plugin editors it remembers your location and takes you back to that line after you save. (Thank goodness!!!)
• The Press This bookmarklet has been improved and is faster than ever; give it a try for on-the-fly blogging from wherever you are on the internet.
• Custom taxonomies are now included in the WXR export file and imported correctly.
• Better hooks and filters for excerpts, smilies, HTTP requests, user profiles, author links, taxonomies, SSL support, tag clouds, query_posts and WP_Query

The complete list of changes can be viewed at WordPress Trac. Happy upgrading!

I am very excited about these new features and will soon upgrade. Did you upgrade your WordPress installation to WordPress 2.9 “Carmen”? Tell us about your experience!

Hi My Technology Guide readers,

My semester exams are starting from 15th December and will end on 26th December. I have a lot of revisions to do too. Due to this, I will not be able to give quality time in writing new articles here for you until 26th December, 2009.

Even though I wrote a few articles in advanced and scheduled them to post, unfortunately in a hurry I accidentally deleted the images folder making a lot of images gone missing in them. So, I had to revert them from publishing. Anyway, I will try to write new posts in between if I get some free time.

During this time do email me with new tips, compliment or even critiques. They definitely lifts my spirit and inspires me to write more good articles. Also you can join and talk with other members in the official Facebook fan page.

Happy Holidays to everyone!!!

À bientôt! See you all on 26th December, stay cool!

Mozilla has released an update to Firefox, which is now version 3.5.4. Mozilla Firefox should automatically notify you about the update. You can also manually check it by clicking on Help > Check for Updates option to update your web browser.

The latest version is also available at the official Mozilla Firefox homepage. Since, the release fixes many security issues and fixes several stability issues, it is recommended to update Firefox to this latest version.

Firefox 3.5.4 fixes the following issues:

• Several security issues.
• Fixed several stability issues.
• Added the ability to re-submit crash reports
• After using Clear Recent History some SSL sites would not load all images and styles without pressing reload

If you are interested in the complete list of changes, you may go through the Firefox 3.5.4 Release Notes.

[ Download Firefox 3.5.4 ]

I’m happy to announce the launch of the Official My Technology Guide fan page on Facebook. Now, our readers on Facebook will be able to follow My Technology Guide‘s updates and happenings on Facebook. This will also help us to come even closer to our readers via the interaction through the “My Technology Guide Fan Page”. Readers can easily contribute more through their comments and feedback on the articles on our Facebook Fan Page.

One of the great things about our Fan Page is that any Facebook user can post their comments, feedback, suggestions, criticism on My Technology Guide‘s Fan page ‘Wall’.

Thinking, What will you post on our Fan page Wall?

Well, just about anything that is related to My Technology Guide’s niche. You can interact with fellow readers and share some cool tutorials, tips, tricks, videos, photos related to our niche. Feel free to socialize with fellow readers. We will add more features to the Fan Page as well as our site. Together we with the help of your kind suggestions, help and support will grow.

If you haven’t joined Facebook yet, join now and Follow the My Technology Guide Fan page. Be sure to leave your comments on our Wall!

My Technology Guide will start its operations from 1st July 2009! As you can see, we are up and operating at full swing!

This blog is all about providing information, tips and tricks and simple solutions to everyday (tech) problems. Be it New Technology information, Windows, Linux, Mac, Security, Internet, or be it Web 2.0, everything will be here under one roof!

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