Tweak the search options? Cool... 

The built-in search feature in Windows 7 is significantly better than the horrible search options in Windows XP. Instead of installing a third-party program like Google Desktop to search for files on inside files on your computer, you can now do it with easily from Windows 7.
For example, let’s say your a programmer or web developer and you want to be able to search your code files like .aspx, .html, .java, .php, etc. With Windows 7, you can configure the search indexer to not only index any file you want, but also to index the file contents.

By default, the Search Indexer in Windows 7 indexes the most common locations where your files would be stored, i.e. all libraries, everything in your User folder, and e-mail. If this is not enough, you can add or remove index location really easily. 

windows7forums.com has the How-To in case you are curious. 

It’s finally here: Mozilla has released the first beta for Firefox 4.

The new iteration of the world’s second most popular web browser, which can be downloaded here, has been hotly anticipated for almost a year. Today however, it transitions from concept to reality, with many more betas to come until its official release at the end of the year.

As we have reported in the past, Firefox 4 is a major upgrade from its predecessors. It not only includes a redesign of the user interface (tabs are now on top except for the Mac version), but a wave of additional features, including enhanced HTML5 support, hardware-accelerated HD video, WebSockets and enhanced add-on support via Jetpack.

mashable.com has the entire article

While we have now far more advance operating system and CPU architectures, there are still cases in which advanced Vista-based chi hair iron discount PCs may produce glitches, especially when it comes to playing music, and Microsoft has now come up with a good explanation.

In a post on Windows Vista blog, Steve Ball, senior program manager for sound in Windows Vista, has explained that advanced PCs may sometimes have trouble seamlessly playing back music because Windows is multi-tasking.

Updated for the masses. 

Detailed informations about Tasks, Processes, Modules, Startups, IE Addons, Uninstallers, Windows, Services, Drivers, Connections and Opened Files. 

Majorgeeks.com has the download