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Windows Vista lost to XP in the race to Olympic 2008
The latest operating system of Microsoft, Windows Vista, will not be present in the IT infrastructure built to serve the 2008 Olympics held in Beijing, China. In the
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Trojan - Pirates of the Caribbean
A fake garbage campaign provides information about the new part of the movie
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The first wireless laser mouse has a security key
Computer peripheral maker Genius has launched a wireless laser Navigator 635 mouse with system and data protection keys, supporting Windows Vista operating system.
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Microsoft cooperates to provide VoIP, IPTV in Taiwan, China
Microsoft has cooperated with Chungwa Telecom to establish a joint venture to provide VoIP and IPTV services to SMEs in China and Taiwan.
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Microsoft issued Office protection tools
On May 22, Microsoft issued two editing tools for Office 2003 to prevent the possibility of attaching malicious code to the files of this application.
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Cisco router error beats the network
Cisco Systems has just released an update to block a number of security vulnerabilities that could be exploited to attack denial of service on some of its network device…
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Top 20 contemporary products
Still according to the usual voting principle, through PC comments, PC World has just published the top 20 technology products that currently have the most potential, as…
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Microsoft patched a new vulnerability in Vista
Microsoft has just fixed another serious flaw in Vista that has emerged since the end of Christmas. This delay is similar to the process of handling mouse pointer vulner…
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Attack Windows Vista in just two steps
An American researcher has explained how to install malicious code on Microsoft's new operating system even if the user account is under the control of the UAC (User Acc…
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The worm attacks OpenOffice with images of 'black'.
Users of the open-source OpenOffice office suite are advised not to open files sent from unknown sources if they do not want to become a victim of a newly emerging compu…
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Bill Gates: 40 million copies of Vista are consumed
Speaking to attendees of the WinHEC conference yesterday, Microsoft chairman Bill Gates confirmed that nearly 40 million copies of Windows Vista have been sold so far.
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Learn about 'Honeypot' and 'honeynet'
In countless measures to prevent hackers from breaking into the system
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Software to unlock Blu-ray, HD DVD
The cat-and-mouse game between the film industry and those who want to have the freedom to access the content on the optical disc they have spent on buying has just step…
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Linux gradually approaches mass users
The open source Linux operating system is getting more and more interested by ordinary users, thanks to significant improvements such as an eye-catching interface, stabl…
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The open source community infringes on 235 Microsoft licenses
The affirmation has been publicly released by Fortune Software Director, Horacio Gutierrez, on Fortune magazine.