Cerulean Studios released today its new instant massager software that allows you to connect to all the major IM networks.
Trillian version 3 is packed with new features that will definitely make it one of the best IM software in the market today.

Trillian 3 is available in both basic and pro versions

Job seeking is a daunting taks. There are many job seeking web sites, such as Monster, Hot Jobs, Dice and many more.

People who are looking for new jobs have to go on each site and search for their dream job. The problem is that there are so many job sites, one can’t know them all, and visiting each and every one of the major sites every day, or even several times a day can take a long time.

Recently a new web site has come to aid those who are seeking for jobs. Indeed.com is a search engine for jobs. It enables you to search millions of jobs across all career fields – jobs that are listed on job boards, newspaper sites, and niche sites. In one simple search, you can find the very latest job listings throughout the web.

You may save your searches and have jobs delivered to you by email alert, MyYahoo, or other RSS feed readers.

“Indeed aims to change the way people look for jobs, making the job search process much faster and more accurate”, said Paul Forster, co-founder of Indeed. “In one simple search on http://www.indeed.com, you can find the very latest jobs throughout the web that fit your interests.”

Unlike other job searching sites that simply executing each job site’s search engine and displaying the results. Indeed.com collects all the job postings from all the web sites and provide you with a very quick result, grouping multiple postings from multiple web sites in to one easy to read entry, and link you directly to the job description page where you can apply for that position.

Not long after a highly critical flaw has been discovered and fixed, yet another vulnerability had been identified in the popular media player Winamp.

Winamp is reported prone to a remote denial of service vulnerability. The issue is reported to present itself when certain ‘.mp4′ and ‘.m4a’ files are processed.

This flaw exists in all Winamp’s versions 2.x, 3.x, 5.x including the latest version 5.0 7

It is not known at this point whether this vulnerability may be exploited to any means other than a denial of service.