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Symantec claims to be ready for Vista
Over the next few weeks, Symantec will launch products aimed at new customers using the 64-bit version of Windows Vista, while still expanding the capabilities to suppor…
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Contact security error IE & Firefox
Security firm Secunia said that both the vulnerability that has been detected in Internet Explorer 7 not only affects this version of the browser but also IE 6 and Firef…
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Hackers disable Windows Firewall
Hacker has released a malicious code that can completely disable Windows Firewall on some PCs running Windows XP. Specifically, they are PCs running Windows XP and have…
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Office also has a copy protection program like Windows
Following the Windows Genuine Advantage (WGA) counterfeit software restriction tool, Microsoft continues to release the Office Genuine Advantage (OGA) program to prevent…
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Microsoft promotion coupon upgrade to Vista
Since this week, Microsoft will begin a promotional coupon program for computer users who want to upgrade to the Vista operating system in an effort to prevent PC sales…
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Zombie haunts Windows computers
According to a new Microsoft security report, malware used to hijack remote computers (often called zombies) remains the biggest threat to Windows-based computers.
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New phishing security flaw discovered in IE 7
Security experts have discovered a deadly weakness in Internet Explorer 7 that could be exploited by hackers to bypass the browser 's anti - phishing features.
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Microsoft free Sender ID, delay upgrading XP
Users are now free to develop a spam protection system based on US software group's Sender ID e-mail technology. Besides, Microsoft confirmed that in the first half of 2…
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Microsoft delayed Windows XP SP3 until 2008
Microsoft has announced that it will delay the launch of the Windows XP SP3 upgrade until the first half of 2008, replacing the plan in the second half of 2007 as before.
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Samsung developed 50-nanometer DDR-DRAM
Samsung Electronics has successfully developed the world's first 50-nanometer DDR2 DRAM chip, an important achievement amid PC vendors
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Microsoft limited Vista copy rights
Windows Vista can be built with many new components for mobile devices. But it itself is becoming more passive.
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Sun: Java will be compatible with Vista
Sun Microsystems has just said its next version of Java Standard Edition (SE) will be very compatible with Windows Vista operating system.
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Microsoft: Windows users should run the upgrade again
Windows users may have to re-run the upgrade again to complete the patch installation that Microsoft issued last week.
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Lenove integrates fingerprint recognition technology for ThinkPad
On October 16, Lenovo announced a number of new ThinkPad models equipped with a fingerprint reader to encrypt information on a computer hard drive. The new ThinkPad mode…
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Vista-compatible products coming soon
Microsoft announced that customers can purchase Windows Vista compatible products as soon as the operating system is released (according to the Microsoft schedule releas…