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A free Web browser, patting the chest claiming to be
Yahoo's popular chat service will allow users to run mini Web software and share tasks such as scheduling work, watching videos and even trading deals.
Serious security holes account for 70% of these, but it is still too early to draw any conclusions. Just when the king of Microsoft empire - Bill Gates - was just new
Microsoft 's Live brand services will not stop at the browser level, but they will penetrate further into the Windows operating system.
Abandoning daily work at Microsoft, Bill Gates decided to leave the legacy in the way of many industrial tycoons. Today's Carnegie, Getty and Rockefeller names are not t…
Security vulnerabilities in Cisco Call Manager software can give hackers a chance to reconfigure VoIP settings and gain access to individual user account information.
The president of Microsoft Corporation announced that within the next two years, he will gradually withdraw from his current role in software giant Microsoft.
A group of students from Ho Chi Minh City University of Natural Sciences had an idea to build a program to support blind people to edit documents on computers. The proje…
There is an official version of Parallels Desktop for Mac software (PD4M). This PD4M version supports a lot of peripheral devices, easy to share files and folders betwee…
One finding that startled people was that after 311 system scans, the company's security tool - the Windows Malicious Software Removal Tool (WMSRT), found a computer sti…
Security errors in device driver software can be a potential danger. But Intel's security experts disagree with this view.
Statistics from security firm Sophos show that in every 91 e-mails sent, only one contains viruses or other types of malware, while last year's rate was
Microsoft has released statistics showing that more than 60% of Windows PC systems have been found to be infected with software.