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NewsAdobe warns customers of unpatched critical flaw in ColdFusion
Adobe has warned users of its ColdFusion application server platform of a critical vulnerability that could give unauthorised users access to sensitive...
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NewsCloud indexing software extends its reach to Box
SearchYourCloud, which provides a single search interface to find documents stored on a desktop or several cloud-based services, expanded on Tuesday...
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App GuideStay for Mac
Stay keeps your windows exactly where you want them Those who’ve hooked up their MacBook to an external display are probably all too familiar with...
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BlogsAn iPhone fan’s month with Windows Phone: Week three
I miss my iPhone. In my first week with Windows Phone – specifically, the Nokia Lumia 920 – I had a bit of a honeymoon phase: I was wowed by...
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BlogsAn iPhone fan’s month with Windows Phone: Week two
Last time, I chronicled my early thoughts after a week with Windows Phone – specifically, the Lumia 920 that I’m using full-time, having locked...
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News 1Windows PC flaw makes USB ports a major security risk
Microsoft has released seven new security bulletins in recent days, with four rated as “critical,” but security experts are particularly...
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NewsSamsung confirms it will stop selling its Windows RT tablet in Germany
Samsung has confirmed reports by German media that it will stop selling its Windows RT tablet, the Ativ Tab, in Germany. The sales of the tablet will...
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NewsLOLCats and viruses – Japan hit by cybercrime farce
National TV anchors struggle through explanations of the Tor anonymity network, while newspapers run detailed graphics on remote hacking software...
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NewsAdobe releases emergency patches for Reader and Acrobat
Adobe released emergency patches for Adobe Reader and Acrobat 11, 10 and 9 overnight that address two critical vulnerabilities being actively exploited...
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NewsWindows Live Messenger to make way for Skype on 8 April
Microsoft has announced that it will replace Windows Live Messenger with Skype on 8 April. The software giant announced in November that the...
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NewsGartner: Apple OS X will be as accepted as Windows by the end of 2014
By the end of next year Apple laptops and notebooks will be as well accepted by IT pros as their Microsoft counterparts, according to Gartner....
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NewsWindows Phone triples U.K. market share in a year
Microsoft’s Windows Phone is still lagging a long way behind Android and iOS in terms of market share, but new figures indicate that the mobile...
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NewsEx-Windows boss Sinofsky caught tweeting from iPhone
Eagle-eyed Apple website 9to5Mac has noticed that Steven Sinofsky, who left his job as President of the Windows division at Microsoft on 12 November...
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News 1Microsoft employee reveals workaround to Google snub of Windows Phone
A Microsoft Windows Phone technical evangelist has shared a way for Windows Phone users to access Google Maps despite efforts by Google to block...
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NewsWindows users hit again as Microsoft confirms zero-day bug in Internet Explorer
Microsoft has confirmed that Internet Explorer (IE) 6, 7 and 8 contain an unpatched bug – or “zero-day” vulnerability – that is being...
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NewsMobile malware: It’s bad now, but will be worse in 2013
If you’re a user of Google’s mobile operating system Android and concerned about your smartphone’s security, expect to worry more...
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BlogsA brittle Surface, Tim Cook and slumping Apple shares
Today the Macalope wonders how the Surface is doing, pundits wonder about an Apple television, and you’ll wonder if you can get back the ten minutes...
