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  1. Windows 7 share surges 40% in first week of release
  2. Intel Boasts Breakthrough in Durable Multilayer Memory
  3. Amazon downplays reports of vulnerabilities in its EC2 cloud service
  4. Hurting Rivals, Google Unveils Free Phone GPS
  5. Windows and Online Banking, Like Oil and Water
  6. How Windows Mobile Is Becoming Microsoft's New Vista
  7. New Malware Scams: Balloon Boy, Windows 7
  8. Vista dropped for Windows 7 midway through upgrades
  9. Report: China building cyberwarfare capabilities
  10. Microsoft releases Windows 7
  11. Why Your Current Approach to Security Is Probably Wrong
  12. Windows 7 Could See High Business Adoption, Surveys Suggest
  13. The tech catastrophe you're ignoring
  14. Microsoft Retail Store to Open Oct. 22
  15. New wave of Windows 7 portables adds touch of style to biz tech
  16. Adobe fixes 28 holes in Reader and Acrobat
  17. Is the Internet Falling Apart?
  18. Microsoft to put stripped-down Office on new PCs
  19. Microsoft To Fix SMB, FTP Flaws In 13-Patch Update
  20. Huge International Phishing Ring Busted
  21. Microsoft Will Give European Users a Choice of Browsers
  22. Free Security Apps from AVG, Microsoft Get Mixed Review
  23. New Firefox security stymies most Web attacks, Mozilla claims
  24. Opinion: Your XP-to-Windows 7 upgrade path: Buy a new PC
  25. Hackers Challenge Microsoft on SMB2 Bug
  26. Internet Has Never Been More Dangerous, Report Says
  27. Microsoft Releases Final Security Essentials
  28. IT security breaches soar in 2009
  29. Microsoft's browser proposal to EU faces new resistance
  30. Being Secure on Public Wi-Fi: VPN, Firewalls, File Sharing
  31. Fake 'Monopoly' Malware Attacks PCs
  32. Windows 7 launch parties: Microsoft's lamest idea yet
  33. Microsoft Could Be Developing Apple Tablet Competitor, Say Rumors
  34. Firefox Security Warnings About Flash Get Results
  35. Fake IRS Spam: 90,000 Messages an Hour
  36. Windows 7: Which Edition Should You Choose?
  37. Microsoft: Windows 2000 too old to update
  38. The Best Security for Wireless Networks
  39. Close to Patch Tuesday, new flaw surfaces
  40. Do Patch Tuesday Bulletins Apply to Windows 7?
  41. Free Windows 7 Enterprise Trial Offered To IT Pros
  42. Trojan Attacks Skype on Windows
  43. Why Netbooks Aren't a Problem for Microsoft (or Anyone Else)
  44. AMD aims for low power servers with new chip
  45. USB 3.0 will enable RAID performance
  46. Rights Groups Demand More Info on Arbitrary DHS Laptop Searches
  47. Analysts: Windows 7 could spur enterprise PC sales
  48. 'Phishing' Scams Drop -- Are Scammers Switching Tactics?
  49. McAfee: Jessica Biel Most Dangerous Celeb On The Web
  50. First US gaming, texting addiction clinic opens
  51. Smartphone Users Oblivious to Security
  52. Microsoft previews new controller
  53. Adobe Defends it Updating Policy
  54. Dell Confirms Mobile Device Development
  55. The U.S. Needs a Cybersecurity Czar Now
  56. Microsoft backs long life for IE6
  57. Top Security Concern: Email Violations
  58. Windows 7: 64-bit to go prime time
  59. What's the Deal With Chrome's New Beta?
  60. Cyber War Could Wreak Worldwide Havoc
  61. Tablet PC Could Create New Market for Windows 7
  62. Microsoft scraps Windows 7 E
  63. Microsoft confirms Windows 7 activation leak
  64. iPhone Very Hackable: Black Hat
  65. Microsoft Confirms Windows 7 Family Pack Pricing
  66. Out-of-Cycle Patches May Make IE Vulnerabilities Worse
  67. Hello Godot: Microsoft, Yahoo finally hook up
  68. Hackers Exploit Flaw in MSFT Office
  69. Microsoft Offers Plan To Resolve Browser Dispute With EU
  70. Most US Firms Hacked
  71. Microsoft's Aggressive New Pricing Strategy
  72. Windows 7: Released to Manufacturing
  73. When will you get Windows 7 RTM?
  74. Phone Trojan 'has botnet features'
  75. Most Enterprises to Avoid Windows 7
  76. Bing claims 8 percent rise in users
  77. What Me Worry? Ballmer Shrugs Off Google Chrome OS
  78. Windows 7 Family Pack, Anytime Upgrade prices leak
  79. Five ways Microsoft has changed since Gates left
  80. 1200 laptops lost each week at LAX
  81. Google Takes Aim At Microsoft With New PC OS
  82. Microsoft warns of new ActiveX security threat
  83. Are Windows stealth updates back again?
  84. Other Browsers Advance as Internet Explorer Slides
  85. With 3.5 launch, Firefox faces new challengers
  86. Cisco May Go After Microsoft Office In The Cloud
  87. Botnets pushing up spam loads
  88. Microsoft Lambasted Over Windows 7 Upgrades
  89. Windows 7 Beta Shuts Down Next Week
  90. Microsoft Announces Windows 7 Pricing
  91. Microsoft Offers Tool To Decide on Windows 7 Upgrades
  92. Prototype Nokia phone recharges without wires
  93. Free Upgrades to Windows 7 Coming Soon
  94. Microsoft: Outlook Problems Traced To Google Bugs
  95. Microsoft's Bing May Have Google Cofounder Worried
  96. Microsoft Confirms Plans to Release Free Anti-Virus Service
  97. Windows 7 Won't Include Explorer In EU
  98. Adobe patches 13 vulnerabilties in Acrobat and Reader
  99. Microsoft to discontinue MS Money
  100. Hackers Targeting Windows XP-Based ATM Machines
  101. The Best Way to Remove Viruses, Spyware and other Malware (Part 1)
  102. Vista-To-Windows 7 Upgrades Coming Soon
  103. Mark your calendar: October 22 for Windows 7 official
  104. Xbox Gets Motion Controller, Facebook, 1080p Movies
  105. Look out Outlook, Google's Wave is coming
  106. US launches cyber security plan
  107. Microsoft Releases Windows Vista Service Pack 2
  108. Microsoft Sharpens the Picture for Zune HD
  109. Windows 7 Beta Shuts Down July 1
  110. Conficker botnet claiming 50,000 victims a day
  111. Microsoft's Kumo: already a step behind?
  112. Google Accelerates Chrome 2 For Windows
  113. Intel's secret plan
  114. Pirated Windows 7 RC builds botnet
  115. Power alarm over home electronics
  116. Windows 7: Release Candidate Review
  117. Microsoft: Windows 7 PCs Coming For Holidays
  118. Malware Hackers Build Custom Search Engines
  119. Phishers Getting More Cunning
  120. SuperSpeed USB 3.0 - what's in store
  121. Windows 7 RC Available For Public Download
  122. Microsoft Xbox Exec Defects To Apple
  123. Microsoft Releases Office 2007 SP2
  124. Microsoft preps Windows 7 release
  125. Microsoft May Start Selling Windows 7 by the Holidays
  126. Windows 7 to have an 'XP mode'
  127. Seagate Offers Easy Backup For Windows PCs
  128. The fall of Microsoft
  129. Are We Ready for a Solar Katrina?
  130. More Data Breached In 2008 Than In Previous Four Years Combined
  131. More hardware problems plague Xbox 360
  132. Microsoft Issues Eight Security Bulletins For April Patch Day
  133. Twitter cleans up after weekend worm attacks
  134. Dell Leaks 2009 Product Road Map: New Mini 11 to Come
  135. Microsoft Warns Of Zero Day PowerPoint Flaw
  136. Conficker tracking - all's quiet, so far
  137. Intel Out To Transform The World With Nehalem
  138. iPhone users to get Skype service
  139. Layoffs hit Google: 200 jobs cut
  140. How Windows 7 UAC shapes enterprise security
  141. After Patches, Adobe Flash Still Not Secure
  142. Next Office version to ship in 32-bit and 64-bit versions
  143. Microsoft Releases Final IE8 To The Public
  144. Dell Reaches for High End With New Adamo Notebook
  145. Mozilla says next Firefox likely months away
  146. Super-Fast Rechargeable Battery Slurps Up Power
  147. Botnet Creator Gets 48 Months In Jail for Stealing Private Information
  148. Are No Frills Netbooks a Security Risk?
  149. Windows Opens Vista SP2 Release Candidate to the Masses
  150. Will Microsoft's Kumo Bring New Visual Dimension to Search?
  151. Microsoft Windows 7 Will Work with 'Netbooks'
  152. IBM Server Bug Could Cause Data Loss
  153. Facebook users suffer viral surge
  154. Intel chief bullish about netbooks
  155. Microsoft, With Windows 7 Upgrade, May Be In a Bad Fix
  156. Microsoft Aims to Bring Americans Up to Tech Speed
  157. Western Digital Unveils Latest Home Network Solution
  158. Adobe warns of critical, unpatched security flaw
  159. HP: Advancing Enterprise SSDs Will Take Work
  160. Second 'Google phone' is unveiled
  161. Microsoft Plans to Open Retail Stores
  162. Malware, UAC Debate Turns Spotlight on Admin Rights
  163. Security software maker's own website hacked
  164. AMD Fortifies Phenom II Line With Triple-Core Chips
  165. Intel delays next Itanium server chip again
  166. Windows 7: Beta 1 Review
  167. Microsoft Working On Automatic Error Correction Tool
  168. Firefox Fixes New and Older Versions
  169. Skype 4.0 for Windows delivers truer video, sound
  170. Microsoft Announces Windows 7 Editions
  171. Conficker spreads as Waledec delivers mal-entine
  172. Multicore chips leave software trailing, warns Gartner
  173. Microsoft Internet Explorer 8 RC1 Improves Security
  174. Macs hit with BitTorrent-embedded malware attack
  175. Adobe Unveils Another Set of Critical Patches
  176. Microsoft Releases Internet Explorer 8 Release Candidate 1
  177. Seagate Struggles with Bricked Barracudas
  178. Intel Lowers Prices on Desktop, Server Chips
  179. 10 Security Predictions For 2009
  180. Woman Quits College, Blames Ubuntu, Is Flamed by Overzealous Fanboys
  181. EU regulating Microsoft like it's 1999
  182. Windows worm numbers 'skyrocket'
  183. United Airlines To Offer In-Flight Wi-Fi
  184. Windows 7 no certainty for 2009, warns Microsoft
  185. Symantec To Launch New Online Workspace Tool
  186. Microsoft server worm can spread via USB
  187. First Look: AMD Phenom II
  188. Hard drive destruction 'crucial'
  189. Windows 7: Public Beta Available
  190. Jobs-less Macworld brings new 17-inch MBP, DRM-free iTunes
  191. New E-holiday Card Virus Emerges
  192. Microsoft Scrambling To Thaw Zune Freeze
  193. Web browser flaw could put e-commerce security at risk
  194. Microsoft outlines pay-per-use PC vision
  195. Windows 7 and a Bit of Microsoft Strategy
  196. Dell’s Mystery ‘Adamo’ Could Be Thinner Than Air
  197. Mozilla Updates Firefox but Is Criticized By a Bit9 Report
  198. Toshiba Unveils 512-GB Notebook SSD
  199. Internet Explorer patch is out: How to get it
  200. Windows XP: The OS That Won't Quit
  201. Windows 7: Public Beta Soon
  202. Zero-Day IE 7 Flaw Discovered
  203. Google releases its Chrome browser
  204. HP dismisses cloud 'hype'
  205. Microsoft Patch Day Brings Eight Security Bulletins
  206. If Facebook Says You’re the Star of a New Video, Run As Fast As You Can
  207. The weirdest computing disasters of 2008
  208. Know your viruses
  209. Netbooks just a flash in the pan?
  210. CIOs vote on Vista for '09
  211. Microsoft: Worm Exploiting Networked Computers via HTTP
  212. Windows 7: The new Taskbar
  213. Spam on rise after brief reprieve
  214. Adobe Unveils Another Set of Critical Patches
  215. Yahoo, Microsoft Ally to Tackle Lottery Scams
  216. Intel Delivers Stunning Speeds On World’s Fastest Processor: Core i7
  217. Google unveils customised search
  218. Microsoft to offer free security
  219. Oregon Woman Loses $400,000 to Nigerian E-Mail Scam
  220. SuperSpeed USB 3.0 finalized, released
  221. Windows 7 IT Pro Feature Watch List
  222. AMD to Open Up Graphics Processors' Streaming Floodgates
  223. Web Provider Busted, Spam Drops
  224. Dictionary attacks and brute force: Clever password protection
  225. Net bombarded by heaviest ever attacks this year
  226. Security Problem? Blame the Human Element
  227. Windows 7 Frequently Asked Questions
  228. Seagate Debuts Notebook Drives with Hardware Encryption
  229. SanDisk Supercharges SSDs
  230. Firefox Passes 20% Market Share, Starts Private Browsing Testing
  231. Microsoft: Malware Thrives, Windows Increases Security
  232. Cloud-computing zombies for $299 per month
  233. Sony recalls 100,000 PC batteries
  234. Windows 7 Sheds Vista Bloat
  235. Is Blu-ray the new Laserdisc?
  236. Microsoft presents 'cloud' operating system
  237. Microsoft Planning to Release Windows 7 in 2010
  238. Microsoft Anti-piracy Move Irks China Official
  239. Symantec to identify safe software by 'reputation'
  240. Microsoft Releases Emergency Patch For Windows Vulnerability
  241. Microsoft aiming to deliver Vista SP2 before Windows 7
  242. Review: Dell's New Vostro 220
  243. OpenOffice 3 Officially Released
  244. Asus ships Eee Box PCs with malware
  245. Symantec To Acquire MessageLabs
  246. 10 power-saving myths debunked
  247. Linux ready to replace Windows? Not yet…
  248. Ballmer washes hands of Vista Capable claims
  249. Arbitrary Seizure of Travelers' Laptops Ending?
  250. Stallman: Cloud computing is 'stupidity'