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10% of websites are not compatible with open source browser
The survey by UK research firm SciVisum is based on the top 100 sites in the country. 3% of sites recommend that people use Microsoft Internet Explorer such as Odeon Cin…
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10 most surprising of Microsoft in 2005
It is customary to have a list of 10 events of the year at the end of the year in both positive and negative directions. Pcmag this year conducted a special vote - voted…
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IE 7 supports multiple languages in domain names
The second test version of Internet Explorer 7 (IE 7) will automatically convert URLs written in different languages for the purpose of making the Internet more popula…
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The new Windows patch caused computer problems
Jeremy Dallman, Internet Explorer security project manager, said they received a lot of customer notifications about unusual browser manifestations after installing the…
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Microsoft 'wiped out' Mac Internet Explorer browser
Microsoft will stop supporting the Mac version of Internet Explorer (IE) later this year. This is the move following the decision to stop supporting the development of t…
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Attack on IE via Google Desktop Search
An Israeli security expert, Matan Gillon, has discovered a method of stealing information using Google Desktop Search through an unpatched security flaw in Internet Expl…
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Microsoft changed Internet Explorer
According to Microsoft's announcement last week, the company is making changes to part of the way IE handles to deal with the threat of external attacks.
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New Trojan appeared to attack Internet Explorer
Microsoft's warning on November 30 said that Windows users could lose control of the system if they only accessed a Web page that saved the code.
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The world's first full-body 3D scanner
In less than 30 seconds, EXPLORER can scan full-body 3D at a level of detail and use significantly lower radiation doses.
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The explorer is as flexible as the sea slug
US researchers have created a flexible and flexible robot, inspired by the design of the slug, for exploration.
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Chinese robot 'Iron Man' explores the universe
The Chinese-made space explorer looks exactly like the Iron Man, the superhero character in a popular movie.
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The Nereus submarine exploded at a depth of 10,000m
One of the most powerful research submarines in the world has crashed in the sea, exploding at a depth of 10,000 m above sea level.
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First journey to the southernmost point by 3-wheeler
Last winter, explorer Eric Larsen set a goal to become the first to ride to the southernmost point.
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Aircraft like insects
A team of researchers from Delft University of Technology in the Netherlands has made a breakthrough in making flying insect flyers, called DelFly Explorer.
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Use Google Earth to find the gold mine
Jeff Harris and Brendan Elliott, two Australian explorers, use Google Earth and a gold finder's diary to search for a large gold plume buried in the desert.