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Mozilla product director says Firefox on Window RT 'probably not worth it' - ITworld.com

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Mozilla product director says Firefox on Window RT 'probably not worth it' ITworld.com In a Wednesday post to his personal blog, Asa Dotzler, product director of Firefox, again slammed Microsoft for not allowing third-party browsers access to Win32 APIs, or application programming interfaces, in the upcoming Windows RT. Windows 8 Makes it Easy For Parents to Spy on Their ChildrenWebProNews Microsoft emphasizes “confidence” for Windows 8 Metro appsSlashGear Windows RT may breach Microsoft-EU 'browser ballot' dealZDNet (blog) CNET -PC Magazine all 152 news articles »

How to Avoid Fake Antivirus, Rogue Software - PC Magazine

How to Avoid Fake Antivirus, Rogue Software PC Magazine By Fahmida Y. Rashid Here at SecurityWatch, we often talk about malware that masquerades as legitimate software in order to trick users into downloading and installing rogue programs. Users need to remember two important tips in order to steer clear of ... and more »

Farewell To Microsoft Windows XP - Examiner.com

Farewell To Microsoft Windows XP Examiner.com Windows XP and Office 2003 will no longer be supported as of April 8, 2014, a company spokeswoman said in a recent blog post. On that date, Microsoft will stop shipping security updates for both products. At that point, XP will have become Microsoft's ... and more »

Windows 8 Roundup: Browser Makers Gripe; HP, Lenovo Sign On - PCWorld

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Windows 8 Roundup: Browser Makers Gripe; HP, Lenovo Sign On PCWorld By Tim Greene, NetworkWorld These low-power machines will run Windows RT, which Microsoft describes as a new member of its Windows operating system family that won't allow installing third-party software. Firefox maker Mozilla says that means it won't ... Windows RT and the Dastardly Browser-Exclusion DeedMacNewsWorld Windows 8 Upgrade For Multiple Monitors On The CardsCrazyEngineers VoiCE Senate Staff To Probe Windows RT Antitrust ClaimSci-Tech Today CNET -IT PRO -PC Advisor all 270 news articles »

Hackers Breach Sites of Foreign Policy and Human Rights Groups - New York Times (blog)

New York Times (blog)

Hackers Breach Sites of Foreign Policy and Human Rights Groups New York Times (blog) Hackers infiltrated the sites using two well-known security vulnerabilities, one in Adobe Flash and another in Java software, according to a blog post by security researchers at the Shadowserver Foundation, a nonprofit group that tracks cyber threats. and more »