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  1. Firefox hits the jackpot with almost billion dollar Google deal
  2. Google Chrome's {V16} breakneck pace: innovation or version inflation
  3. RIAA, Homeland Security caught downloading torrents
  4. Western Digital Cuts Hard Drive Warranties – Seagate Follows Suit
  5. AMD to shift focus away from Intel
  6. Internet Pioneers, Security Experts Send Letter Blasting SOPA
  7. Chrome 15 puts IE8 in rear-view mirror, takes No. 1 spot
  8. Security Firm Claims Google Is Conspiring To Kill Off Firefox
  9. Microsoft Releases AMD Bulldozer-Boosting Hotfix
  10. 64-bit Opera, and out-of-process plug-ins. Alpha version out
  11. Internet Explorer to Start Autoupdating
  12. Google Makes Chrome Browser Logins Official
  13. Intel Dispels LightPeak Conspiracy with SuperSpeed USB 3.0
  14. webOS goes Open Source
  15. Download.com "cleans up" Nmap but not other downloads
  16. French firm to Ban internal emails from 2014 Hurrah !!!
  17. On consumer PCs, crapware is still a performance-sapping nuisance
  18. Ivy Bridge Benchmarks, Specifications, and Q2 2012 Release Date Leak
  19. Firefox faces uncertain future as Google deal apparently ends
  20. So, there's a rootkit hidden in millions of cellphones
  21. Internet Explorer 10 Platform Preview 4: Win 7 users need not apply
  22. SQL Server 2012 (RC)
  23. PCIe 4.0 to Double the Speed of PCIe 3.0
  24. Ruh-Roh: Wi-Fi Could Be Baking Your Sperm
  25. Microsoft Offers Free Starter Edition for PC’s or Portable USB Key
  26. Can Microsoft cure PC makers of the crapware habit?
  27. Will there be a Silverlight 6 (and does it matter)?
  28. Gadgets
  29. Wi-Fi Direct Compatibility Now Part Of The DLNA Streaming Guidelines
  30. DOJ: Lying on Match.com needs to be a crime
  31. Sandy Bridge-E Benchmarks Leaked: Disappointing Gaming Performance?
  32. Regulators "slow to catch up" to Microsoft patent bullying.
  33. FCC Outlines $9.95 Broadband Service for Poor Homes
  34. Flash to Focus on PC Browsing and Mobile Apps; Contribute to HTML5
  35. Internet Explorer Slips Closer to 50 Percent Browser Market Share
  36. IE9 Runner-up to IE8 as Top Browsers on Windows 7 Worldwide
  37. The future is amazing, and Microsoft has video to prove it
  38. HP Backtracks, Says It Will Keep Its PC Division
  39. FCC Moves To Fund Rural Broadband
  40. LSI Announces Agreement to Acquire SandForce
  41. Intel launches the Core i7-2700K
  42. Mozilla and Microsoft release custom Firefox with Bing
  43. Skyrocketing price of mechanical hard drives
  44. Still Rocking Windows XP? Start Planning an Upgrade
  45. Ten years of Windows XP: how longevity became a curse
  46. John McCarthy Father of AI, Dies at 84
  47. Microsoft collects license fees on 50% of Android devices....
  48. Google Takes The "+" Out Of Search
  49. Google now displays your IP address.
  50. Wow 1TB SSD from OCZ
  51. Google Will Soon Encrypt All Your Searches
  52. Researchers Use Table Salt To Increase Hard Drive Density Six-Fold
  53. Facing a data apocalypse: The limitations of digital storage
  54. Dennis Ritchie, father of Unix and C, dies
  55. Skype's future under Microsoft: integration everywhere?
  56. Windows 7 overtakes XP - finally
  57. MS Drops Gadget Support
  58. Bulldozer is out and it sucks
  59. VeriSign Seeks Authorization To Shut Down "Abusive" Websites
  60. TDK Discovers a Way to use Lasers to Double Hard Disc Capacity
  61. x64 Windows 7 SP1 Can Cripple x86 Applications and Services
  62. Microsoft's Skype purchase gets the EC green light.
  63. Steve Jobs has died.
  64. Firefox Keeping Rapid Release, But Adding Silent Update Option
  65. Windows 8 UX Pack for Windows 7
  66. A possible Microsoft-Skype acquisition hurdle and other Microsoft news
  67. Firefox 7 Bug Casts Invisibility Spell on Some Add-ons
  68. Microsoft Removes Gold Certified Partner Over Telephons Scam Claims
  69. Google invites users to "Hangout"
  70. Hard Disk Drive turns 55
  71. Inside Windows Azure: the cloud operating system
  72. Microsoft Kicking Plug-Ins To The Curb In IE10
  73. Windows Server 8, built for a cloud!
  74. Windows 8 Dev release
  75. Windows 8 BUILD Keynote Address
  76. The Last Days of Windows 7
  77. Microsoft's Skype approval may be inching closer(and more news from ..
  78. Office 365, Google Docs go down again, could give pause to the cloud..
  79. Coming soon to SkyDrive Wave 5: Unlimited photos and documents storage
  80. Microsoft Demos Windows 8 Boot Speed
  81. Microsoft eats its own tasty cloud dog food
  82. Bartz is out: will Ballmer come after Yahoo again?
  83. Byte Rights: While You Were Out
  84. Competing visions of the future of personal computing
  85. Microsoft is playing games.
  86. By 2014, less than 20% of devices connected to the Internet will power
  87. OpenDNS, Google, and CDNs Announce Global Internet Speedup Initiative
  88. Mozilla Shows off Firefox Tablet UI
  89. Pricing of RAM to Plunge, Analyst Says
  90. F11 and F12 Don’t Work When Installing x64 Windows 7 SP1
  91. Will Microsoft buy Nokia? Should they?
  92. Samsung denies it will take over HP's Windows PC business
  93. Windows 8 USB 3.0 Support Should Be Backported to Windows 7 via SP2
  94. Windows 7 Connection Drop Intermittently when Using an NVIDIA nForce
  95. Firefox To Drop Version Numbers Entirely
  96. Boost Windows 7 SP1 USB Storage Devices Performance by Increasing Maxi
  97. Solid State Drive Adoption Sees Explosive Growth
  98. How Microsoft thinks about innovation these days (in five slides)
  99. Firefox 8 To Stop Unauthorized Add-ons In Their Tracks
  100. IBM Declares the End of the PC Era
  101. GIGABYTE Announces Entire 6 Series Ready to Support Native PCIe Gen. 3
  102. Windows 7 continues to grow
  103. New, Powered-Up USB Spec In Development
  104. Freedom and privacy, R.I.P.
  105. SATA + PCI Express = SATA Express
  106. Windows 7 Soon To Become The Most Common OS (Finally)
  107. Mass Web Filtering Plans Suspended in UK
  108. New M-Disc Technology Promises Permanent Data Retention
  109. Skype continues to go its own way (this time with video codecs)
  110. Several US ISPs Hijacking & Redirecting Customers' Search Queries
  111. Google vs. Microsoft Isn’t Just a Battle of Products,
  112. Future Firefox Mockups Look Gorgeous, Practical (Pics)
  113. Adobe Replacing Flash with HTML 5 Tool?
  114. SSDs are fast, but do they last?
  115. AMD taking microprocessor market share from Intel
  116. Microsoft: Thousands Of IT Jobs Going Unfilled
  117. IEEE Approves 802.22 Standard (aka Super Wi-Fi)
  118. Mark Russinovich and Aaron Margosis: Introducing Windows Sysinternals
  119. Fix Windows 7 SP1 USB Storage Device Access Failures
  120. New Anti-Piracy Weapon Revealed
  121. Microsoft adds RAW photo file support to Windows
  122. Google+ Identity Crisis: What’s at Stake With Real Names and Privacy
  123. Major ISPs agree to "six strikes" copyright enforcement plan
  124. Google Dumps Toolbar Support For Firefox
  125. India starts blocking file storage websites in a move against piracy
  126. Firefox 8 for Windows x64: Has 64-bit browsing finally come of age?
  127. Next XBox: End of Windows?
  128. 400 Million Windows 7 Licenses Sold
  129. Coming this week: an update to Windows Live Essentials 2011
  130. IBM Announces Memory Breakthrough
  131. IHS iSuppli: Don't Hold Your Breath Waiting for DDR4
  132. IE10 Platform Preview 2
  133. Windows 7 Non-Critical Updates 6/28/11
  134. Font smoothing ie9 update in latest recommended updates
  135. Microsoft Office 2010 SP1 Released
  136. Windows 7 has sold more than 350 million licenses
  137. PCI Express Developing Blazing-Fast External Standard
  138. Firefox, Recipe for Failure?
  139. Microsoft Gets Anti-Trust Approval for Skype
  140. Report: Brace Yourself for a Hard Drive Shortage
  141. Windows 7 powering 21% of corporate desktops; XP still at 60%
  142. Firefox 5.0 released
  143. Microsoft declares WebGL 'harmful' to security
  144. Mozilla wants Firefox to render PDFs with HTML5, JavaScript
  145. Kinect for Windows SDK beta released.
  146. Windows Server 2008 R2 SP1 Standard Full (x64) Evaluation VHD
  147. IBM's First Graphene-Based Chip
  148. AMD 9 Series Mobos Still Can’t Embrace SLI Until NVIDIA Driver Updated
  149. For the nth time, they keep saying the PC is dead.
  150. Patch Tuesday heads-up:Critical holes in Windows, IE, MS Office
  151. RSA comes clean, SecurID is compromised
  152. Microsoft finalizes Windows Thin PC; available July 1
  153. world ipv6 day-begins-24-hours-from-now
  154. Microsoft possibly acquiring Nvidia?
  155. Computex 2011: SuperTalent Introduces SandForce Powered USB3 Stick
  156. Microsoft to launch Office 365 on June 28
  157. Windows 7 Use Grows to One-Third of Global OS Market
  158. MDT 2012 Beta 1 and MAP 6.0 Beta Now Available
  159. First X79 Chipset board Images
  160. Office 15 M2 Build 15.0.2703.1000 Leaked and Available for Download
  161. Forget USB 3.0 -- try this at - 26 Terabits / sec transfer
  162. Fix x64 Windows 7 SP1 Incorrect Memory Dump Files
  163. Slipstreamed Windows 7 SP1 Installation: "Computer Name Cannot........
  164. MS beat by IBM in Market value
  165. Lenovo: USB 3.0 mainstream in 2012
  166. Intel to lengthen 320 series SSD Warranty period
  167. Announcing Service Pack 1 for Office 2010 & SharePoint 2010
  168. Seagate's Wireless Hard Drive
  169. HP Chooses USB 3.0 Over Thunderbolt
  170. Mozilla to Force FF Update
  171. Intel Z68 Chipset & Smart Response Technology (SSD Caching)
  172. Intel's Silvermont: A New Atom Architecture
  173. Ms and Skype -- Stock market is NOT impressed
  174. WebGL securty threat to FF and Chrome
  175. Firefox 5 Beta Just Around the Corner
  176. Microsoft Buys Skype for $8.5B in Cash
  177. MS Office sales STILL surging
  178. Microsoft in talks to partner with or buy Skype?
  179. Tiny PC is Size of USB Stick, Offers 1080p, Costs $25 USD
  180. Light Driven Computing
  181. IE9 new scareware protection
  182. Intel's 3D Transistor
  183. Nvidia Confirms SLI Support on AMD FX "Bulldozer" Platforms
  184. AMD Bulldozer Can Reach Up to 4.1GHz with Turbo Core Enabled
  185. Leaked AMD Video: Mobile Llano APU vs Intel Core i7-2600 Desktop CPU
  186. Test drive Windows 7 Ultimate in explorer
  187. Windows 7 has sold more than 350 million licenses
  188. Microsoft's Online Business Suite Wins Government Approval
  189. Google loses Linux patent lawsuit, ordered to pay $5 million in damage
  190. WD Caviar Green HDDs Suffer from a Critical Design Flaw
  191. AMD Radeon HD 7000 Southern Islands GPU Code Names Revealed
  192. Google Announcment: Uploaded video content no longer available
  193. Seagate and Samsung Announce Broad Strategic Alignment
  194. Office 365 Public Beta
  195. Intel & Micron Announce First 20nm MLC NAND Flash for Use in SSDs
  196. It’s official: Asia’s just run out of IPv4 Addresses
  197. 20nm Flash Memory
  198. Toshiba to launch self-erasing hard drives
  199. No IE10 for Vista or Earlier
  200. Photographic Evidence of Windows on ARM
  201. Native HTML5: First IE10 Platform Preview Available for Download
  202. Microsoft: Google Lied About Security Standards ( ... )
  203. Windows 7 finally overtakes Windows XP's marketshare in the US
  204. Hyper-V Manager for Windows 7 Service Pack 1 (RSAT)
  205. Microsoft release Bing HTML5!
  206. Windows Home Server 2011 on Technet/MSDN Now
  207. Texas Instruments to buy National Semiconductor for $6.5b
  208. Ribbon Explorer
  209. Firefox 4 beats IE9 out of the gate in usage
  210. Pre-release Windows 8 code hits PC makers
  211. Windows Home Server 2011 is Ready for Release
  212. Intel Announces Third-Generation SSD: Intel® Solid-State Drive 320 Ser
  213. The First Plastic Computer Processor
  214. 11 Reasons Why Windows Intune Democratizes Cloud-Based PC Management
  215. Interesting browser comparison
  216. First AMD AM3+ Bulldozer Motherboards Get Listed in Europe ( ... )
  217. Mozilla launches Firefox 4
  218. Windows 7 Sleep Mode Issues After SP1 Is Deployed
  219. Five Reasons not to “Upgrade” to Windows’ Internet Explorer 9
  220. More Office 15 screenshots and videos leak
  221. Microsoft’s Gianugo Rabellino: “We Are More Open than You Might Think”
  222. Firefox 5.0 to Launch 16 Weeks after 4.0, Firefox 6.0 Just 6 Weeks aft
  223. World IPv6 Day
  224. Firefox 4.0 Final Launch on March 22
  225. OCZ Grows Up, Signs Definitive Agreement to Acquire Indilinx
  226. Internet Explorer 9 Available now!
  227. IE9 RTW - 9 Reasons Chrome and Firefox Users Will Love It
  228. Download Preview of New Windows 7 Release, Windows Thin PC (WinTPC)
  229. The financial background of the Nokia/Microsoft deal
  230. Download Free Windows 7 SP1 RTM Spin-Off
  231. IE and Safari out at Pwn2Own on day 1
  232. Firefox 4.0 RC out
  233. IE9 Final to Launch 14th March
  234. New Features for Windows Embedded Standard 2009
  235. New Windows 7 SP1 RTM Wave Distributed via WSUS
  236. IPv4 shortage suffers Y2K hype: Netgear
  237. Intels new Sandybridge Z68 chipset expexted in May
  238. Western Digital to buy Hitachi disk unit
  239. First Patch for Windows 7 SP1 RTM Will Fix Critical Vulnerability
  240. IE6 Extinction Countdown
  241. Windows 8 to have restore to factory setting option and other features
  242. Yes, IE9 Is Very Close to RTW / Release
  243. Is Intel’s 522 Series ‘SandForce Driven’ SSD Next To Be Released?
  244. Firefox 4 RC expected to ship roughly on March 9
  245. Download New Free Windows Trial Releases - Windows Embedded Compact 7
  246. Worldwide browser market share: February 2011.
  247. Windows Azure Platform Training Kit Refresh for Windows 7 SP1 RTM User
  248. Windows 8 Design Demo on a Slate Planned for June 2011, Reportedly
  249. IE9 Feeds Insatiable User Appetite with 36 Million Downloads
  250. AMD may announce Bulldozer at CeBIT