It's a shame we never got to see more of Office 2010: The Movie, but Microsoft Office 2010 is finally released today.

This version is the most exciting one yet, and improves on what I believe to be Office's core strengths - the ability to create professional-looking documents and presentations easily and quickly. Let’s be honest, no Google Doc or OpenOffice document can even come close to looking like a document Microsoft Office can produce on the fly without a fair bit of hacking.

Along with the release of Office 2010, Microsoft is also launching Office Web Apps, which are essentially stripped-down web-based versions of desktop Office programs, so that you are able to access and make changes to your documents no matter where you are as long as you have an Internet connection.

If you’re like me, you're probably amassing an enormous collection of digital media.  I’m talking about photos, digital music and video – be it home video, or downloaded clips/movies. In my collection alone, I have more than 20,000 photos, 12,000 songs, and hundreds of hours of movies and TV shows. Sounds like a lot, but I dare you to take a quick inventory of what you have sitting on your hard drive.

iPhone battery dying too soon during the day? That’s a problem I hear from many owners. In all fairness to Apple, the only reason that this is an issue is because the phone is such a useful tool. Besides being a phone, it’s an email client, game player, music and video player.... the list goes on and on. Bottom line, people use their iPhone so much, the battery inevitably gets drained faster.