I'm going home for Thanksgiving and I'll be tethered all the way. It's simple, fast, and available as a Free Trail. I'm starting to love my new Droid and all the things it brings with it. Want to check your mail, website, or do some WordPress while sitting under a tree in the woods? Take a look

1. The Dodge Retort: Thumbs Up on the Verizon/Google Droid By John Dodge At last, the Apple iPhone has...
2. Bits from Bill Pytlovany: Verizon Droid Day One By Bill Pytlovany If you’re looking for a full...

So, have you heard anything about Google's Chrome Operating System being released next week?

It's open source. It's free. It's going to have limited drivers available. It has fewer partners than expected. It's supposed to be quick and lean, designed for today's computing. First commercial availability will be on netbooks

I hope it's as innovative and exciting as Google want's it to be but, somewhere in the back of my mind I worry about The Cost of Free.

Grab some speculation here.

The teetering state of our economy, will not stop the maddness surrounding Black Friday. Therefore, we have once again decided to share some of the 'leaked' ads that have peaked our interest. So, empty that Christmas Club account and see you at 4:00AM.

Check back here for new ads as they are released.

1. The Best of Cyber Monday Given the current state of our economy, the lines...

The long awaited official launch of Microsoft's Windows 7 operating system has come and gone. On October 22, 2009, Windows 7 hit the retail shelves. The inital media blitz and the launch parties are now just a fading memory. The early reports appear that folks are generally very positive concerning Microsoft's newest operating system.

By Rob Cheng

Welcome to yet another edition of the Free Software News. One of the reasons that I love the Windows world is the availability of lots of high quality and totally free software. I love using free software and here are some tips and advice from the world of free software.

1. The World of Free Software Welcome to the World of Free Software. We at PC...
2. Free Software – July 2009 Update In the third official edition of the PC Pitstop...
3. Top Free Software Welcome to the Top Free Software Report. There are...

I'm buying a DROID. You'll get updates as they happen. The good, the bad, it'll all be here for you to see. I hope it's as good as all the hype.

Will it be the phone of my dreams?

Wall Street Journal computer guru Walt Mossberg has released his annual Fall Computer Buying Guide.

Mossberg says:

"Consumers shopping for new computers this fall have a wide variety of choices with the new operating systems pre-installed, making the machines faster and better. Windows PCs are no longer burdened with the disliked Vista OS".

"That’s the good news. The bad news is that the Windows hardware makers and retailers generally are trying to nudge you to spend more. They are anxious to guide consumers away from the popular, but low-profit, stripped-down netbooks to somewhat larger Windows 7 laptops from which they can make more money. This larger-size category goes by a variety of names, which can be confusing".

See what exactly Mossberg recommends here.

Why won't my Outlook close? CLOSE dang it.

Click It.. [X] .. CLICK... CLICK IT....CLICK IT. I get so tired of this, why can't I just close my program and be done with it? What the heck is holding things up?

AARRRGGGHHHHHHHHHHHH!!

1. Windows 7 Launch Event in NYC Replay now available of today's Microsoft's Windows 7 Launch...
2. The Dodge Retort: Windows 7 party hosting video bad, but spoofs are pretty good By John Dodge Microsoft is being soundly ridiculed for...

Replay now available of today's Microsoft's Windows 7 Launch Event in New York City. Coverage provided by our good friend Bill Pytlovany - LIVE on the scene, with additional commentary by PC Pitstop's Pit Crew.

1. Windows 7 Launch Event Video ...
2. Windows 7/Family Guy Infomercial *Update: Maximum PC is reporting that Microsoft has pulled...
3. The Dodge Retort: Hopeful on Windows 7, But… By John Dodge Please note: John's article was originally...