Ubuntu Forums security breach
Canonical announced today that it detected a security breach on the Ubuntu Forums site.
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Those unbranded Firefox version? Coming
Mozilla plans to release so-called unbranded versions of Firefox Stable and Beta in the near future to provide add-on developers with tools to test add-ons in t
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Backupper 3.5 brings better network support
AOMEI Backupper 3.
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Rainmeter 4.0 Beta: first look
Rainmeter 4.
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Save Images to different locations in Chrome
Save Image Router is a new browser extension for Google Chrome and Chromium-based browsers that enables you to configure multiple download directories for image
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PreviousFilesRecovery: restore previous file versions
PreviousFilesRecovery is a new portable software program for Windows by Nirsoft that displays previous file versions and lets you restore them should the need a
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Speed up Microsoft Edge with TCP Fast Open
TCP Fast Open is a new feature of Microsoft Edge that speeds up the web browser's page loading time by over 10% on average, and in some cases up to 40%.
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Microsoft gives away lots of free eBooks
Microsoft is giving away hundreds of free ebooks currently covering a wide variety of topics that include Windows, Azure, Office, Windows Server, and SharePoint
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Opera 40 with improved Battery Saver options
Opera launched a new Power Saving mode in Opera 39 to improve the web browser's battery life during mobile use.
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Firefox 48: first Rust component onboard
Firefox 48 will be the first stable version of Firefox that ships with a Rust component included according to Mozilla.
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Would you pay a subscription fee for Windows?
Ever since Microsoft introduced Windows 10's free for the first year upgrade offer, rumors circulated around the Internet that the company would introduce subsc
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Discogs app for Android is out
Music tracking, collection and marketplace Discogs released the official Android application on the Google Play store just a moment ago.
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Microsoft Security Bulletins July 2016
Welcome to the Microsoft Security Bulletins overview for July 2016.
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PC Tasks Optimizer
PC Tasks Optimizer is a free software program for Windows devices that assists users in disabling unneeded Windows tasks.
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Private Internet Access shuts down Russian servers
Private Internet Access announced today to all its customers via email that it made the decision to shut down all of the company's Russian servers.
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Vivaldi gets WebRTC Leak protection
Vivaldi released a new snapshot of the upcoming Vivaldi 1.
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Android N plugs one ransomware attack vector
The upcoming Android N (Nougat) operating system ships with a security change that will prevent ransomware attacks from succeeding that target the unlock passwo
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Rambox: messaging frontend for the desktop
Rambox is a free open-source cross-platform messaging and email frontend for the desktop that provides you with access to more than 20 different services out of
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A resource-friendly way to stream Twitch.tv content
Twitch.
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Midnight (Night Mode) for Android review
Midnight (Night Mode) is a free application for Android devices to reduce the screen brightness automatically or manually.
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Netmonitor for Chrome shows background requests
Netmonitor is a browser extension for Google Chrome and other Chromium browsers that highlights background requests web pages made after loading.
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Yahoo launches Facebook Messenger bots
Yahoo announced yesterday that it launched four bots for Facebook Messenger that users of the messaging application can interact with.
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5 Reasons to upgrade to Windows 10
There are reasons for and against upgrading an existing system to Windows 10.
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5 Reasons not to upgrade to Windows 10
The free to upgrade period to Windows 10 is almost at an end, and it is likely that many users who have not upgraded yet consider doing so.
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Reduce File History size on Windows 10
File History is a useful feature of recent versions of the Microsoft Windows operating system that backs up files regularly when enabled.
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Mozilla tests new Get Add-ons page in Firefox
If you are running Firefox's Developer Edition you may have noticed the new Get Add-ons page already that Mozilla rolled out with the latest update.
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Turn off specific sounds on Android
Ultimate Sound Control is a free application for Android that gives you better control over system sounds on devices running Android.
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Avast to acquire AVG for $1.3 billion
Avast announced an agreement to acquire security rival AVG for $1.
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How to solve a broken captcha
One more step, please complete the security check to access a site, may be displayed to you when you try to access certain sites on the Internet.
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Etcher: flash images to SD and USB
Etcher is a new cross-platform open source program to burn operating system images to SD cards and USB drives safely and securely.
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IObit Uninstaller 6 adds Microsoft Edge support
IObit Uninstaller 6 is a long-standing program uninstaller for Windows devices that scans for and removes leftovers after the removal process.
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Thumb Mouse Button 2: What It Is and How Mouse Buttons Are Named
Thumb mouse button 2 is the second side button on a mouse, the one Windows calls XButton2 and most games call Mouse 5.
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What is eBay Plus?
eBay Plus is a relatively new subscription feature on eBay that provides members with exclusive access to features such as premium shipping or free return shipm
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Material Audiobook Player for Android review
Material Audiobook Player is a free application for Android devices designed to make the experience of listening to audiobooks on Android better.
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WinReducer EX-100: Custom Windows 10 install media
WinReducer EX-100 is a program for Microsoft Windows devices that allows you to customize Windows 10 install media by adding or removing components.
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Microsoft Personal Shopping Assistant for Chrome
Personal Shopping Assistant is a free browser extension for Google Chrome designed to improve the shopping experience in several ways.
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Opera 40 new Search popup feature
Opera Software launched a new feature in Opera 40 Developer edition recently that introduces a new Search popup feature in the browser.
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Google Chrome with native Cast integration
If you wanted to cast content using Google Chrome, you had to use a browser extension for that until now.
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A cloud-connected Keyboard? No Thanks
The Das Keyboard 5Q is a cloud-connected computer keyboard that is designed as a notification device as much as it is a keyboard.
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Tor Privacy settings coming to Firefox
Mozilla works on uplifting privacy settings of the Tor browser project to the Firefox web browser to provide privacy conscious users with additional privacy-rel
