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Microsoft Removes Internet Explorer From Windows 7 In EU

We all have heard the news that the European Union made the “suggestion” that Microsoft should bundle additional web browsers with their upcoming operating system Windows 7 to make up for failings in the past and to embrace competition. Many users felt that this move was entirely unnecessary as users who wanted a new web [...]

Author: , Friday June 12, 2009
Categories: Browsing, Internet Explorer

Opera Will Reinvent The Internet On June 16

At least that’s what they claim. If you visit the Opera Freedom teaser page you are greeted with an image of a cloud that is split in half by a lightning bolt and the text “15 years of browser innovation. On June 16th at 9:00 a.m (CEDT), we will reinvent the Web”. While that is [...]

Author: , Friday June 12, 2009
Categories: Browsing, Opera

Linux Gaming: 20,000 Light-Years Into Space

We all need a break from our daily routine, and many PC users like that break to be in the form of a game. This is where most people say Linux doesn’t have any games. Au contraire mon ami. Linux does have games. Not your modern full-on 3D games that require more computing power than [...]

Author: , Thursday June 11, 2009
Categories: Games, Linux, Open Source

Google Fusion Tables Offers Data Management In The Cloud

Google today announced the public alpha release of their new data management product Google Fusion Tables that focuses on fusing data management and collaboration by offering means to merge multiple data sources and to query, visualize, discuss and publish the data on the Internet. Users with a Google account, for example one from a Gmail [...]

Author: , Thursday June 11, 2009
Categories: Online Services, The Web

Mozilla Firefox 3.0.11 Released

The Mozilla team has released version 3.0.11 of the Firefox web browser. The release is currently distributed to all mirror sites but can already be downloaded from various download portals like Betanews or MajorGeeks. The update seems to be a security and stability update if the beta release notes can be trusted. Users are therefor [...]

Author: , Thursday June 11, 2009
Categories: Browsing, Firefox

Read Deleted Wikipedia Pages On Deletionpedia

Many users think that nothing gets ever deleted on Wikipedia. There might be some heavy editing going on from time to time but deleting pages? If you visit the website Deletionpedia you will soon realize that Wikipedia pages get regularly deleted. Pages in this case meaning the page including all of its contents. Deletionpedia provides [...]

Author: , Thursday June 11, 2009
Categories: The Web

Adobe Reader and Acrobat Security Updates

Adobe has released a set of security updates for their Adobe Reader and Adobe Acrobat software products that fix a variety of security vulnerabilities that could be used to crash the Adobe application and allow the attacker to take control of the computer system. The security vulnerabilities have been rated as critical and Adobe users [...]

Author: , Thursday June 11, 2009
Categories: Security, Software

Web Development: Is Free Web Hosting Good Enough?

If you have never set up a website, you probably have plenty of questions about how to do it. One question you might ask yourself is, “Why should I pay for web hosting when there are plenty of sites offering free web hosting?” It’s a perfectly valid question, especially if you don’t have a nice [...]

Author: , Thursday June 11, 2009
Categories: The Web, Web Development

Start Windows Without Autostart Entries

Here is a quick tip that might come in handy in certain situations. Most users have at least some software programs in their system autostart. This means that these programs are started when the Windows operating system starts. The benefit is that these programs are loaded before any user interaction which is essential for security [...]

Author: , Thursday June 11, 2009
Categories: Tutorials Basic, Windows

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