Quick Note: Start Button to Stay Dead in "Windows Blue"
For those upset about the lack of a start button in Windows 8, prepare yourself for another disappointment — “Windows […]
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IE10 still well behind most major web browsers in December
Internet Explorer 10, Microsoft’s latest version of its web browser, is still only being used by a tiny fraction of
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2013: An exciting year ahead for Microsoft
2012 was an incredibly exciting year for Microsoft. From the launch of Windows Phone 8, Windows 8 and Windows RT,
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Microsoft says IE 6, 7, and 8 vulnerable to remote code execution
On Saturday, Microsoft published a security advisory warning users of Internet Explorer 6, 7, and 8 that they could be
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Windows 8's uptake falls behind Vista's pace
With just a week left in the month, Windows 8’s usage uptake has slipped behind Vista’s at the same point
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Why isn't a program malware if it installs additional, unwanted software?
A lot of programs–especially free ones–install additional software on your PC. They do this as a form of advertising, and
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A tale of two gaming laptops: The x17 vs. the Blade Mk2
Razer’s Blade gaming laptop is nothing if not unique. The first version of the attractive-but-expensive laptop launched at a whopping
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The Malicious Safety OneCare Essential Defender: Straightening out Microsoft's confusing security tools | PCWorld
When it comes to security, the folks in Redmond can go overboard with new products–or worse, new names for old
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The 5 best Windows 8 tablets and laptops you can buy today
The clamshell laptop is finally joining the beige desktop in the museum of computer artifacts. The basic hinged design made
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Why can't 32-bit Windows access 4GB of RAM?
Every byte of RAM requires its own address, and the processor limits the length of those addresses. A 32-bit processor