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Windows Vista promises better security and Microsoft has also built security measures
Bitdefender officially released the latest version of Bitdefender Free Edition for individual users. The free version has some limitations compared to the commercial ver…
Google Talk is a Google instant messaging program with many outstanding advantages that are gradually being used by many people. In addition to integrating into Gmail, y…
Symantec has released a patch related to the use of ActiveX programming language in Norton Antivirus security suite, Norton Internet Security 2006 version.
After more than 50 years of experience in the market, through his investment programs, Arthur Rock has actively contributed to the development of the technology industry…
Microsoft said it will launch a free version of its Office application software program later this year. However, free will mean that users must accept living with ads.
Once again, Microsoft has been exposed to salt when hackers have launched a new program, which allows ordinary computer users to unlock anti-copy music or movie files as…
A recent report said computers and televisions are really
Windows Vista has a built-in anti-spyware program called Windows Defender to prevent malware from accessing and stealing user information. Here are 10 things to know to…
While using the computer, you may have experienced a sudden slowdown of your computer without knowing why. This usually happens when you are running multiple programs at…
A newly discovered Trojan program not only disturbs data inside a victim's computer, but it also smiles at the pain of users.
In order to promote and expand software development for multi-core processors, Intel recently announced a global training curriculum for software developers.
Lawyers said Microsoft agreed to change the operating system after Google complained that Vista made users uncomfortable when they wanted to use other software to search.
The malicious program, called Zlob, is capable of opening back-end ports on users' computers, hiding in files posted on Google's online video-sharing system.
At the end of March, while security researchers were 'compensating' for download-type attacks, they found a surprise: there was another flaw in the way Windows handled f…