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• 17 March 2010

• Opinion: Microsoft Internet Explorer 9.0: FAQs

  Microsoft has announced that you can test-drive a 'Platform Preview' of its Internet Explorer 9.0 browser. But how does the next-generation browser differ from IE8 and competitors such as Google Chrome, Firefox, Opera and Apple Safari?

• News: Windows Phone 7 dumps cut & paste

  Microsoft has removed the cut and paste function from its forthcoming mobile phone OS, Windows Phone 7.

• News: Internet Explorer 9.0 preview now available

  Microsoft has unveiled a public sneak peek of its newest browser, Internet Explorer 9, aimed at web developers and technology enthusiasts

• News: IE9 puts Microsoft back in the browser race

  Microsoft is back in the browser race, an analyst said today after the company unveiled a rough developer's preview of its next browser, IE9.

• News: 52 great phone apps for St Patrick's day

  Use these Android, BlackBerry, iPhone, and Palm apps to locate the nearest pub, play drinking games, cure a hangover, or find a whole host of merrymaking activities. Trust us, it's what St Patrick would have wanted.

• 15 March 2010

• News: Microsoft Excel gaffe turns English text into Chinese

  Microsoft confirmed today that a security update for its Excel spreadsheet had turned English text in an important Windows tool into Chinese.

• News: Microsoft tests fix for critical IE bug

  Microsoft yesterday said it is testing a patch for a critical vulnerability in Internet Explorer (IE), but stopped short of promising to deliver an emergency fix before the next scheduled Patch Tuesday.

• 14 March 2010

• News: 20 great Windows 7 tips and tricks

  Getting to know Windows 7? Here are 20 ways to get around the interface and make it act the way you want.

• 13 March 2010

• News: The 10 best BlackBerry apps for travelling

  Before your next trip, check out 10 of the best travel-minded mobile applications for BlackBerry smartphones.

• 12 March 2010

• How-Tos: How to use Facebook safely

  Online data thieves will jump at the chance to harvest even the most innocuous personal information. PC Advisor demonstrates how to tighten up Facebook security.

• How-Tos: How to fix Windows: troubleshooting apps compared

  These seven handy tools help you diagnose and cure a wide range of Windows ills, and they're all free for download

• Opinion: Election 2010: it was the web wot won it

  This year's General Election will be the first in which the web and social media play a big part: but can blogs and tweets materially affect the make up of the next Parliament?

• 10 March 2010

• Opinion: Rumours: Windows 7 SP1 on way?

  Windows 7 has been officially available for less than five months, and has sold more than 90 million copies. Despite this success, Microsoft needs to continue to evolve the platform, which is why speculation is already mounting regarding a Service Pack 1 (SP1) release.

• Opinion: Microsoft admits IE 6 and 7 vulnerability

  A new security hole in Internet Explorer 6 and 7 can be targeted via code on a poisoned website, Microsoft has warned. A successful attacker could install malware on a victim PC or run any other remote command.

• News: Microsoft fixes 8 flaws in Windows & Office

  Microsoft fixed eight flaws in Windows and Office today, but passed on patching one Windows component because it cannot be automatically updated.

• 09 March 2010

• News: Microsoft won't release Windows 7 SP1 before Q4

  Microsoft won't release the first Service Pack for Windows 7 before the fourth quarter of this year, says TechARP.com.

• News: Microsoft confirms free Office 2010 upgrades

  Microsoft has confirmed it will offer consumers that purchase Office 2007 in the next few months the chance to upgrade to Microsoft Office 2010 for free.

• News: Kaspersky Pure provides 'expert' PC security

  Kaspersky Lab has invented a new security product that combines bits of its current consumer security suite with new capabilities such as encryption, backup, password management, and the ability to manage the product across a network.

• 08 March 2010

• News: Windows Mobile apps won't run on Windows Phone 7

  Microsoft has finally officially revealed that existing applications won't work on Windows Phone 7.

• 06 March 2010

• News: Analysis: Why iPhone users jailbreak their phones

  We look at the trend for jailbreaking iPhones and why users seek more than the unlocked capabilities Apple's iPhone 3.0 offers.

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