New & Noteworthy: Microsoft to push Mac Office in new ads; The Wi-Fi Guide

Microsoft to push Mac Office in new ads CNET reports that Microsoft is planning to announce a new advertising campaign touting the Macintosh version of its Office suite. "The ads, which play up the ability of Macs and PCs to get along, will begin showing up Saturday in magazines geared at Macintosh, business, technology and design audiences, according to an e-mail from a Microsoft representative. One ad features a Mac and a PC playing chess by a pool, while another shows a Mac and PC eating Chinese take-out while watching a late-night movie." More.

The Wi-Fi Guide Business2.com has published what it calls the Wi-Fi Web Guide. The article states "Looking to rid yourself of wires? You might want to install a wireless network in your house or search for one running in your neighborhood. When all else fails, you can always experiment with a Pringles can antenna or pay a service provider. Just don't forget to keep your network secure." More.

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