Fix Windows folder unresponsive/slow behavior, green loading bar
Hate that green loading bar when browsing a local folder? Makes no sense, right? An old Windows fix for an […]
Microsoft, Software, Windows
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Apple, Software
iOS 7: "dramatic" e-mail and calendar revamp causes delay
Rumors earlier this month suggested Apple’s iOS 7 may be running behind schedule. Sources in contact with Bloomberg indicate this
Microsoft, Software, Windows
Internet Explorer 10 usage doubles after Microsoft triggers auto-update
Microsoft’s Internet Explorer 10 (IE10) doubled its usage share last month, and now accounts for nearly 11 percent of all
Security, Software
Mozilla moves to stop spyware company from spoofing Firefox
Mozilla sent a cease-and-desist letter to a European company that created a piece of spyware masquerading itself as the Firefox
Hardware, Software
4 video editors that are up to the task for both amateurs and pros
With HD-resolution cameras now standard-issue items in smartphones, 4K-resolution cameras falling into consumers’ hands and multi-core processing power standard issue
Networking, Security, Software, Technology
Kaspersky founder warns nations face growing cyberattack threats
State-of-the-art cyberweapons are now powerful enough to severely disrupt nations and the organizations responsible for their critical infrastructure, Kaspersky Lab
Microsoft, Software, Windows
Windows Blue may help, but Microsoft still faces hurdles
Microsoft’s failure thus far to significantly spark PC and tablet sales with Windows 8 has put high expectations on an
Microsoft, Software, Windows
Microsoft releases tool to mount .ISOs for Windows XP, Vista and 7
Microsoft has released a new tool today that should make quite a few folks happy who have struggled to find
Apple, Software
iOS 7 to take center stage at Apple's WWDC in June
Earlier today Apple revealed that this year’s Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) will take place at Moscone West in San Francisco,
Security, Software
Recently patched Java flaw already targeted in mass attacks, researchers say
A recently patched Java remote code execution vulnerability is already being exploited by cybercriminals in mass attacks to infect computers