Security flaw in Adobe Player

by Mike, posted on September 14, 2010

Yesterday, Adobe released an important security warning concerning its Adobe Player product. It is a security hole that apparently allows a malicious party to seize control of your computer. The warning pertains to versions 10.1.82.76 and earlier for these operating systems: Windows, Mac, Linux, Solaris, and Android. Also involved in the warning is the Adobe Reader 9.3.4 and earlier for Windo...

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Is Dell in contempt?

by Mike, posted on August 13, 2010

Dell may be a computer giant, but according to a filing by Advanced Internet Technologies, they are defying a court order which compels them to turn over documents in regards to allegations that they provide faulty computers. The filing alleges, among other things, that Dell executives conspired to make the problem seem less severe than it really was to shareholders and customers following comp...

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WoW users revolt and win

by Mike, posted on July 9, 2010

Blizzard, the maker of the wildly famous World of Warcraft RPG, raised the ire of users worldwide this week when they announced that real names would have to be used on their forums. This change, the company said, was being made to reduce "trolling." The problem is that users revolted and let their anger be known. The company has listened, and just three days after announcing the change, they...

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Get ready for Office 2010

by Mike, posted on April 16, 2010

It had to happen sooner or later: Microsoft is preparing to release Office 2010. It, along with several other updated packages, have been "released for manufacturing," which is Microsoft's way of saying that the product is done and ready to be duplicated. The target release date is in June, which means in about two months, people will be able to get their hands on the very latest Office packag...

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Kindle is now Mac-friendly

by Mike, posted on March 19, 2010

If you have a Mac, and want to read e-books, you have a new tool to do accomplish that task. Kindle for Mac is now available, allowing you not only to read Kindle books on your Mac, but sync with your Kindle device so that you can easily start reading at the point you left off on your Kindle unit. As long as you have OS X 10.5, you can download the program from Amazon's Web site, and enjoy K...

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