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Make Windows 7 work your way with customization
Tweakers, rejoice! Windows 7 offers more customization options than any previous version of Windows–from total control over annoying pop-up system messages to...
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HP bets on print-on-demand services
Hewlett-Packard, bullish about Web hosted print-on-demand (POD) services, has launched a new POD service called BookPrep for printing digital copies of books...
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Acer goes 3D with new Win 7 laptop
Acer will release a new laptop to coincide with Thursday’s Windows 7 launch that can display movies and games in 3D while...
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New Windows Mobile software builds hint at Microsoft’s direction
Though Microsoft’s Windows Mobile 6.5 has only just been officially released, newer builds of the operating system are popping up in what...
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Fortinet attracts Mid-sized companies
Fortinet – a market-leading network security provider and worldwide leader of unified threat management (UTM) solutions – today announced a new FortiGate...
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Emirates Group standardizes with Red Hat’s solution
Red Hat announced that the Emirates Group IT, operating under the brand name Mercator, a global provider of business technology solutions, delivering...
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Researchers see Gumblar attacks surge again
Security researchers are seeing a resurgence of Gumblar, the name for a piece of malicious code that is spread by compromising legitimate...
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Apple overhauls iMac line with larger models
Apple announced a major update to its iMac line of desktop computers, replacing the old 20- and 24-inch models with new 21.5-inch...
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Can Microsoft turn SharePoint into a Web contender?
Microsoft Corp. plans to bolster SharePoint’s Internet capabilities in the hopes of penetrating a Web content management market that it has, so...
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Cisco unveils new generation of branch routers
Cisco this week unveiled a new generation of its Integrated Services Router, a branch office platform optimized for video and virtualized services....
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AMD announces first triple-core Athlon processors
Advanced Micro Devices announced a new range of desktop microprocessors, including its first Athlon triple-core processors. AMD launched four Athlon II X3...
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Microsoft issues first Windows 7 patches
Microsoft patched nine vulnerabilities in Windows 7 last week, five marked "critical," in a move that will require users upgrading to the...
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Mozilla unblocks one sneaky Microsoft plug-in
Mozilla has unblocked one of the two Microsoft-made add-ons that put Firefox users at risk from attack and will probably unblock the...
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Symantec calls ‘SpywareGuard’ and ‘AntiVirus’ top scareware threats
Fake security software "SpywareGuard" and "AntiVirus" are said to be the top two scareware programs out of about 250 fake security programs...
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The Internet has shifted under our feet
Arbor Networks measures network performance for its customers, but it has also used its vantage point to look at overall Internet trends....