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 | Microsoft has removed one group of patches it released as part of this week's Patch Tuesday -- MS10-015 (KB977165) -- from its Windows Update service until it can investigate reports by some users that it is causing havoc with their PCs. by Mary Jo Foley |
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 | Adobe Systems warned of new critical holes in Reader and Flash Player, released a security update for the Flash hole, and said a patch for Reader would come next week. by Elinor Mills CNET News |
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A Windows patch is reportedly causing the Blue Screen of Death for Windows XP users. Before you leap to conclusions about the coding skills of Microsoft's developers, you might want to consider this. |
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Google's unveiling of Buzz leaves Microsoft looking like a copycat, even though Redmond has been working on social element to Outlook for some time. by Sam Diaz |
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The Macworld 2010 Best of Show awards featured some pretty innovative products include my favorite, an iPhone-sized laser pico projector. by Jason D. O'Grady |
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Last year at the Mobile World Congress MWC show, Microsoft officials said "Windows Phone" would be used as an uber-branding term to describe all phones running Windows Mobile. But it looks like that's about to change. |
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GE applies eco-principles to new healthcare technology systems. by Heather Clancy |
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SmartPlanet: Researchers from Imperial College London and Volvo are developing a prototype material that's strong and light enough to be used as a car's skin but hold a charge. |
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Some think that Windows XP is still OK to use even nine years on from initial release. I say, get with the times and upgrade regardless. 7 things by Zack Whittaker |
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SmartPlanet: Researchers at Northwestern University have designed a bioactive nanomaterial that promotes the growth of new cartilage in the body's joints. |
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Redbox DVD kiosks are gaining significant traction with revenue jumping 73 percent in the fourth quarter and accounting for the bulk of Coinstar's 2009 revenue. by Larry Dignan |
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Motorola said it will split into two separate companies in the first quarter of 2011, roughly a year from now. by Larry Dignan |
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SmartPlanet: At the annual TED conference, former Microsoft CTO Nathan Myhrvold demonstrated how inexpensive lasers could be used to fight malaria by zapping mosquitoes. |
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Videos and Podcasts |
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At Macworld 2010, Sachmanya co-founder Chintu Parikh demos Yapper, a new do-it-yourself software program that allows developers to create an iPhone app without knowing any programming code. |  |
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At Macworld 2010, Gregg Fiddes and David Halpin of Quickoffice demonstrate the company's new mobile productivity application for Apple's iPhone. |  |
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At Macworld 2010 in San Francisco, Tim DeBenedictis, product architect of Carina Software, unveils the company's SkyVoyager iPhone app, which enables users to find stars, clusters, and galaxies in the night sky. |  |
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Digital memories are long. Emails, images, and documents sent today can resurface years from now, but new software could help ensure that what happens online, doesn't have to live there eternally. |  |
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Most Popular Downloads |
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Free File Recovery is a freeware Windows utility to restore files that have been accidentally deleted from your computer. |
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Free Online TV Player uses proprietary technology that took us over one full year to develop. Our technology locates and plays over 750+ free online TV channels right over the Internet. |
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DiscRipper can rip DVD disc into MPEG4, AVI, WMV, XVid, and many other formats. |
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The new ProtectStar Data Shredder 2.1 ushers in an intelligent generation of solutions for secure deletion ofsensitive data. |
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AVG Anti-Virus Free Edition is an anti-virus protection tool available free of charge to home users. |
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