While all the cool kids are using Firefox, there are still a number of Internet Explorer 7 users out there who prefer it anything else. While IE7 does now offer tabbed browsing and such, there are still a number of features that its competitors still has or does better.

This is where IE7Pro comes in. It adds features to IE7 such as crash recovery (which allows you to restore your tabs after a crash), inline search, spell check and mouse gestures to name a few. Definitely bringing IE7 a little closer to the feature-set of competitors like Firefox or Opera.

This is always a question on people’s minds and it’s not always an easy question to answer. Especially in the tech industry where there is so much competition, salaries can be all over the place. A new site hopes to help change that. PayScale allows you to enter your job and salary information along with extra things like certifications, education, etc to help compare what you’re getting to what others have entered.

The free version shows you the percentage breakdown of what people are paid annually in your job description, hourly rates, how much they receive in bonuses and profit sharing figures. They also show you a number of anonymous profiles based on your area, job description, and experience level. The paid report goes as far as showing you what they make even but the free one gives you a pretty good idea at least of where you sit in terms of your income.

Straight from Nintendo themselves, Nintendo of America president Reggie Fils-Aime stated in an interview with the San Jose Mercury News that he can state “for the record,” that Nintendo would not be able to meet the 2007 holiday demands for the Wii. Pretty amazing for Nintendo if you ask me.

Check out the article on DailyTech, there’s a good amount of discussion on this as well.

Sounds like if you can get your hands on a Wii, buy it now and resell it when the holiday rush starts