26
February 2010
Windows Activation:
Does it 'phone home'?
Microsoft rolls out
Windows 7 activation updates
Facebook Messaging
Glitch Raises Fresh Privacy Concerns
Facebook Awarded
Patent for its News Feed
Intel to debut faster
Atom chip Monday
Mysterious China Labor
Shortage Could Hurt PCs, TVs
Sony, LG, Samsung,
Hitachi, Toshiba accused of price fixing
Daily wrap-up in the world of
video games,
25
February 2010
Support end dates for
Windows Vista, XP SP2,
Microsoft rolls out
Windows 7 activation
Microsoft launches
'phone home' anti-piracy update
Court order helps
Microsoft tear down Waledac botnet
Guilty Plea for Hacker
Who Took Comcast off Web
Report: Teen gets 15
years for Facebook blackmail
Daily wrap-up in the world of
video games,
24
February 2010
Adobe Fixes Critical
Bug in Flash, Reader Utility
Die IE6! DIE!!!
If IE6 decommissioned;
Google attack may never have happened?
Supreme Court
terrorist ruling could affect Gmail, Twitter
and Facebook
Microsoft puts an end to Amazon's "free"
Linux usage
Italy's Google
Convictions Set a Dangerous Precedent
Apple OKs Big-Brand
Bikini Babes, Nixes No-Names
FCC aims to free up
500MHz of spectrum for broadband
Xerox sues Google,
YouTube and Yahoo over search patents
Daily wrap-up in the world of
video games,
23
February 2010
10 things to know
about Koobface gang
Koobface campaign
spoofs Adobe's Flash updater
FCC To Reveal National
Broadband Plan
FTC Warns of Data
Breaches from P2P File Sharing
Not All
Adult iPhone Apps Purged from App Store
When Schools Spy on
Their Students, Bad Things Happen
VeriSign Rolls out New
Web Site Verification Service
Federal judge orders
Pa. schools to stop laptop spying
Daily wrap-up in the world of
video games,
22
February 2010
Firefox 3.6 suffers
from unpatched "highly critical"
vulnerability
Google pulls plug on
Google Gears, leaves developers stranded
Why
RAID 6 stops working in 2019
Home power
breakthrough? A Bloom box
Does Google Buzz Worry
Parents? Here are Alternatives
Chinese schools deny
role in Google hack
Chuck Norris botnet
karate-chops routers hard
20
February 2010
Google cyber attacks
traced to Chinese schools
School deactivates
tracking feature
Steve Jobs Bashes
Flash While Promoting Apple iPad
Chuck Norris Botnet
Karate-chops Routers Hard
Nope, Windows 7 Is Not
a Memory Hog
Outlook Social
Connector add-on a worthwhile addition
Kneber botnet
revelation shows darker underbelly of
malware
18
February 2010
Microsoft: Malware
behind BSoDs
Microsoft readies new
rootkit detection tool
School district spying
on students using laptop Webcams, claims
lawsuit
Google gets US
approval to buy and sell energy
Google slapped with
class-action lawsuit over Buzz
17
February 2010
Adobe plugs more
gaping holes in PDF Reader
Microsoft announces
more plug-ins, releases second
Microsoft's Windows
Phone 7 Series Could Be a Success, Analysts
Say
Hackers "fix" XP BSoD
rootkit
Google Buzz complaint
filed with FTC
FCC Wants High-Speed
Internet for the Masses
Facebook hit with
class action over privacy changes
16
February 2010
Microsoft sites hit
with outage
Malicious PDF files
comprised 80 percent of all exploits for
2009
Verizon users to get
Skype in late March
Hackers at Pwn2Own to
compete for $100K in prizes
Spammers already
targeting Google Buzz
15
February 2010
Microsoft CEO Unveils
Windows Phone 7 Series Software
Windows Phone 7:
Visual Tour
Google Responds to
Buzz Privacy Issues. Again
Net
neutrality: A complex topic made simple
Criminal hacker 'Iceman' gets 13 years
14 tech tools that
enhance computing for the disabled
12
February 2010
Microsoft Says Malware
Causing Blue Screen Crashes
XP crashes: Malware to
blame?
XP Update halted after
BSoDs
Adobe warns of new
Reader, Flash holes
Apple Offers $10K in
Music for 10 Billionth iTunes Download
Microsoft Adds New
Features to Bing Maps
Microsoft hit on
'unacceptable' anti-piracy practice
Microsoft to clamp
down on activation cracks
Google Makes Google
Buzz Privacy Controls More Visible
Daily wrap-up in the world of
video games,
11
February 2010
Google Buzzfail
Windows update causing
BSoD for some XP users
Microsoft Windows 7
Anti-Piracy Feature to Get Update
Hackers outwit Windows
7 activation
Microsoft's Windows 8
Will Be Completely Different, Says Manager
Google's Ultra-Fast Broadband: Questions and
Answers
Google in the
broadband business? Hardly
Veoh calls it quits:
Bankruptcy filing soon
Interactive chart: FAA
reports of battery incidents
Microsoft announces
Office for Mac 2011
Intel ready to show
off some netbook apps
Daily wrap-up in the world of
video games,
10
February 2010
Google Buzz: Smart, useful, long road
Microsoft Responds to Google Buzz with Yawn
Google leapfrogging ISPs to deliver
ultra-high-speed Web
Mozilla malware turns out to be
false-positive
10 Ways Windows 7 Will Beat Back the Mac OS
X Challenge
Speedy Mini Opera Browser Headed to iPhone
How to Punk Somebody
on Facebook
Facebook, AOL link instant messaging
AT&T names LTE
suppliers as it battles with Verizon
Daily wrap-up in the world of
video games,
9
February 2010
Microsoft Patch
Tuesday - 26 patches
Attacks likely against
Windows, PowerPoint, researchers say
Adobe screw-up leaves
Flash flaw unpatched for 16 months
Microsoft Deflects
Blame for Windows 7 Battery Issues
Former Intel Executive
Pleads Guilty to Fraud, Conspiracy
New Intel Itanium
Offers Greater Performance, Memory Capacity
Apple's iPad,
Laughably Lampooned
Panasonic: No fix for
black levels
Hands On with Google
Buzz
Judge dismisses
Windows anti-piracy software lawsuit
Daily wrap-up in the world of
video games,
8
February 2010
Apple
Boot Camp - now with Windows 7 support
Apple
bans "Android" from app store
The
price of free: Google's calendar mess
China Closes Hacker
Training School, Arrests 3
Facebook Dumps Microsoft Ads, Keeps Sleazy
Advertisers
Symantec hit with class-action lawsuit over
auto-renewals
Microsoft warns of lapsing Windows support
5
February 2010
Mozilla Firefox hit by
malware add-ons
Microsoft readies free
upgrade program for Office buyers
Windows veteran Mike
Nash to leave Microsoft
Microsoft, NSF
Offering Free Cloud Computing to Researchers
Panasonic admits black
level change
Daily wrap-up in the world of
video games,
4
February 2010
Microsoft slates
colossal Windows patch next week
Researcher reveals how
IE flaw can turn your PC into a public file
server
Microsoft warns of new IE vulnerability
What we know about
Oracle Cloud Office, OpenOffice.org
Apple accused of
copying iPad design
Adobe CTO fires back
at Steve Jobs' 'lazy' comment
IBM to
design cloud computing network for Air Force
Google
Working With National Security Agency,
Report Says
AT&T
green-lights Sling Player on iPhone
Daily wrap-up in the world of
video games,
3
February 2010
Microsoft Windows 7
Battery Life Claims Spark Investigation
Intel Ships Tukwila
Itanium Chip
Google Nexus One Gets
Multitouch, 3G Fix
Daily wrap-up in the world of
video games,
2
February 2010
Apple patches critical
flaws in iPhone, iPod Touch
Code execution holes
in iPhone OS, iPod Touch
Twitter Resets User
Passwords in Wake of Phishing Attack
Sprint Overdrive 4G
more than doubles 3G speeds
Intel Ships
Next-generation Itanium Chip
1
February 2010
China Tablet PC Maker
May Sue Apple Over IPad Design
Multitasking: Intel
does, iPad doesn't
Apple’s
Steve Jobs: Google’s ‘Don’t Be Evil’ Mantra
is
Microsoft's Azure
cloud is officially open for business
Still using Windows 7
RC? Read this!
Windows 7 - Heal
thyself!
Yes, Windows 7 SP1 is
on the horizon
Google Phasing Out
Support for IE 6.0, Firefox 2.0, Safari 2.0
Grandma endures ISP
piracy suspension
Cloud Security: 10
Questions to Ask Before You Jump In
Fujitsu Says it Owns
Rights to 'iPad' Name, Not Apple
Meet
the Chinese iPad Clone From Three Months
Ago,
Students, Wanna Make
Easy Money?
Microsoft Office Ultimate 2007 Edition
software is now being sold to college
students
Free
Microsoft Security Essentials!
Never Pay For Anti-Virus Again
Direct Download
Microsoft Windows 7
FREE Upgrade
Microsoft adds free
Web development tools
Microsoft to offer cheap Windows 7 for
students
Microsoft DreamSpark
The Microsoft Ultimate
Steal!
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