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19 August 2009
News: Symantec reveals the web's 100 dirtiest sites

Web users could be putting themselves at risk by surfing to some sites which contain over 18,000 different security threats each, says Symantec.
News: First Office 2010 product ready to ship

Microsoft has issued the final beta on Exchange Server 2010 along with the final beta of its security companion, Forefront for Exchange Sever 2010.
News: Nokia users get Shazam for free

Nokia Ovi app store users can get their hands on a special edition of the music identification app Shazam free of charge until the end of November.
News: Mozilla to EU: Microsoft IE 'ballot screen' not enough

Mozilla is calling for the European Union (EU) to demand more than just Windows' browser 'ballot screen' from Microsoft in answer to its antitrust charges.
News: Microsoft appeals Word ruling

Microsoft on Tuesday asked a court to stay an injunction that could put a stop to sales of Microsoft Word.
18 August 2009
News: Windows 7 available for knock-down £65

Microsoft appears to be honouring knock-down pricing for Windows 7 E - the ditched European spin on the OS - for the fully featured Windows 7 Home Premium, a move which reverses rip-off Britain rules that have previously governed the software giant's approach to UK pricing.
News: Moonlight beta made available

Moonlight 2.0, the open-source software that brings Microsoft's Silverlight rich internet application technology to Linux, has been made available in beta.
News: Clock ticking on Windows 7 RC downloads

Those wanting to try out Microsoft's next OS before its official release need to act fast: the download period for the Windows 7 Release Candidate ends on Thursday
17 August 2009
News: Facebook for iPhone 3.0 app sent for approval

Facebook has created a new version of its iPhone app that allows users to upload videos shot on the new iPhone 3GS to the social networking site.
News: Windows 7: the good, the bad & the unknown

With two months to go until Windows 7's release, we look at what Microsoft got right and where it went wrong with the new OS
15 August 2009
News: Analysis: Why Microsoft is killing desktop virtualisation

There are no new ideas, just the same ones given a new twist. That's certainly true for virtualisation, which is very close to the age-old concept of centralised server-based computing that originated with the first mainframes in the 1970s.
News: 10 best iPhone apps for business

While you may dream of a life working on the go, the reality might be less mobile than you originally hoped. Especially when you consider you need a laptop, charger, spare battery and phone just to stay in touch.
News: Are you a fanboy? 19 ways to tell

Think you're not a fanboy/girl? Well, if you're nodding your head in agreement with these 19 telltale signs, then you might have to think again.
14 August 2009
News: Apple's Snow Leopard could ship early

Apple could release Snow Leopard, the Mac OS X upgrade, earlier than expected according to reports from several Apple watchers. Mac sites are reporting that the new software could be released as early as 28 Aug
News: Microsoft puts Outlook in Mac Office

Microsoft on Thursday said that starting next year it will include Outlook in its version of the Office for the Mac platform, replacing Entourage, the e-mail and groupware application for Mac users the suite has now.
13 August 2009
News: Opera 10 beta 3 unveiled

Opera has made a third beta version of its web browser Opera 10 publicly available.
News: Microsoft, Nokia deal bad for Windows Mobile

The Microsoft-Nokia plan to put Office applications on Nokia smartphones isn't a good sign for the Windows Mobile operating system, according to some analysts.
12 August 2009
News: Microsoft and Nokia bring Office to phones

Microsoft has joined forces with Nokia to bring its Office productivity suite to mobile phones.
News: Monster Microsoft patch fixes 19 security bugs

Microsoft today delivered nine security updates that patched 19 vulnerabilities in several crucial components of Windows, as well as in Windows Media Player, Outlook Express, IIS (Internet Information Server), Office and several other products.
News: Microsoft ordered to stop selling Word

A judge on Tuesday ordered Microsoft to stop selling Microsoft Word products in their current form in the U.S., but legal appeals or technical work-arounds make an actual halt of sales unlikely.

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