Microsoft vs Google in the lawcourt
Microsoft's Thomas Rubin is suing Google over its approach to copyright protection. Thomas blames Googles entry into new media markets has come at the expense of publishers of books, videos and software.
Read MoreMicrosoft's Thomas Rubin is suing Google over its approach to copyright protection. Thomas blames Googles entry into new media markets has come at the expense of publishers of books, videos and software.
Read MoreAccording to information obtained by Macworld UK, Adobe plans to celebrate the global launch in New York on March 27, at a special event, which will be webcast live at 8.30pm UK time.
Read MoreDo you really know how to search in Google? Are you sure your current use of Google is not limited to typing a few words, and changing your query until you find what you’re looking for?
Read MoreWhen Firefox 3.0 is released later this year, the open-source browser is likely to contain an impressive collection of new features, including offline support for Web applications and new bookmark and search features.
Read MoreMike Chambers has shed new light on the progress of Apollo. The team is working hard to release a public aplha on labs.
Read MoreDespite Microsoft’s efforts to provide for a more fluid and agreeable interface with Vista’s Aero, Pfeiffer Consulting found Vista to be even worse than Windows XP (SP2) --and of course Mac OS X.
Read MoreThe global software maker Adobe Systems has long held a tight grip over the fancy end of Web site presentation, thanks to the ubiquity of its Flash animation tools. But when it comes to the mobile phones, superiority is yet to be decided.
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With the latest software update, Microsoft added a new "Yellow state" for times when it just can't tell whether a copy is legitimate. Thus local errors or network errors could no more prevent the validation check from being completed.
Read MoreA recent American survey concluded that 54% of internet users check e-mail "on the typical day," while 72% of wireless users check theirs daily. Just under half of the wireless users get news online every day, compared to 31% of internet users at large.
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