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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…
Google is developing a new mobile search service, which allows users to find and buy ringtones, games, and other mobile content. This is a new effort of the company to g…
Broadband users in the 30 most developed countries in the world have to pay different rates and the speed they enjoy is nowhere else.
Defects in iPhone design have made Apple's latest smartphone the prey for online fraud and XSS attacks (cross-site scripting).
From now on, customers will be able to rate, comment and comment on Wal-Mart supermarket products' official website for reference.
The latest study by ComScore shows that the number of visitors to global online game (GO) websites has increased by more than 17% in the past year. Currently this figure…
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…
Adobe Systems has released an update to block three deadly security holes in Flash Player versions for Windows, Mac OS X and Linux.
This is the first time suppliers have begun to deploy software integration
The need to enjoy broadband video, both paid and free with advertising, will grow strongly over the next 5 years, to the extent that
The paradox here is that the shortwave wireless Internet connection technology was born as a cheap and easy-to-use solution for users and businesses alike.
Although Microsoft claims that the product has many breakthroughs, but now Windows Vista is showing many shortcomings to make headaches for this software company and use…
Next Tuesday (July 10) Microsoft will release a monthly update to fix a series of security holes in its application software.
A newly discovered Trojan program not only disturbs data inside a victim's computer, but it also smiles at the pain of users.