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Adobe investigating Reader, Acrobat exploit reports
Adobe partners warn the company of an exploit in the wild targeting a vulnerability in Reader and Acrobat 9.2.
Find more stories in: Viruses and worms, Security
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Microsoft fixes Office 2003 bug with patch
Software maker has posted a software download that resolves an issue that was keeping users from being able to access some rights-managed files.
Find more stories in: Digital rights management (DRM), Business applications
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Web accessibility no longer an afterthought
Thanks to the work of Internet accessibility advocates, the world's move to the Web is more and more available to those with disabilities.
Find more stories in: Web sites, Interfaces, buses, I/O
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Microsoft investigating charges it stole rival's code
Company issues statement saying it's looking further into allegations that it used a rival's code and design for a microblogging service in China.
Find more stories in: Open source, Web sites, Web 2.0
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Cloud 'catastrophe' to dawn in 2010?
Industry observer predicts a big remote-computing service disaster, lost momentum for Microsoft and growth in consumer payments for online news content.
Find more stories in: Cloud computing, Web services, Catastrophe, Apple Inc., Security, Phone, Operating System, Smart Phone, Microsoft Corp., mobile
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App stores must focus on security, not quality
Control should be balanced with innovation to secure apps marketplace, says security exec, who notes global mobile security remains inherently weak.
Find more stories in: Mobile applications, Mobile, Windows Mobile, Google Android, Nokia Corp., Apple Inc., Google Inc., Security, App, network
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Larrabee pullout: GPU battle 'far from over'
Intel may have dropped plans to roll out its discrete graphics processor, but chip giant not likely to cede graphics space to rivals AMD and Nvidia, say analysts.
Find more stories in: Processors, Multiprocessor servers, Competitive advantage, Intel Corp., Larrabee, Advanced Micro Devices Inc., NVidia Corp., Chip, Chip Company, GPU
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Singapore well-placed as Internet exchange
Aspirations to build neutral Net exchange facility well suited to country's position as "technology hub" within "underserved markets", notes optical switch maker.
Find more stories in: Bandwidth, Routing/switching, Exchange, Glimmerglass, network, mobile, Backup, Asia-Pacific, Singapore, Internet Service Provider
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S'pore gets first direct link to US
Singapore carrier StarHub launches Asia-America gateway, laying first undersea cable between country and United States, offering 1.92 Tbps of bandwidth.
Find more stories in: Networking technology, Bandwidth, Pacnet Ltd., Starhub, partnership agreement, India, cable system, Asia-Pacific, Singapore, Cable
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Microsoft: Be secure, mind your drives
Threats such as Conficker, prove enterprises vulnerable due to lack of guidelines around use of removable storage and shared resources, says global security exec.
Find more stories in: Personal storage, Network security, Security Management, Security implementation/standards, Business security, Campos Inc., MMORPG, Security, Trustworthy Computing, Microsoft Corp.
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Linux-Windows gap to remain for five years
Don't expect mainstream adoption for Linux five years down the road, even if Linux operating systems become more user-friendly, say analysts.
Find more stories in: Linux desktop OS, Open source, Open Source, Ovum, GUI, Operating System, Microsoft Corp., Linux Desktop Experience, Sales, Microsoft Windows
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Downed Facebook accounts still haven't returned
It's been a week and some members say they still receive a "down for maintenance" error message when trying to access their profiles.
Find more stories in: Web 2.0, Web sites, Facebook, Yahoo! Inc., Web sites, Web 2.0, Video, YouTube Inc., e-mail, Mark Zuckerberg
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Google: Firms can 'get rid' of Office in a year
Search giant sets sights on office software leader, Microsoft Office, with "30 to 50 updates" to be released for Google Docs next year, says top exec.
Find more stories in: Microsoft Office, Software-as-a-service (SaaS), Microsoft Office, Google Inc., OpenDocument Format, Worker, Microsoft Corp., software, Office Open XML, Software-as-a-service (SaaS)
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Facebook acknowledges access problems
Some members of the social network claim to have been unable to access their accounts for several days now; it's a database problem, Facebook says.
Find more stories in: Web 2.0, Web sites, Database management, Databases, Facebook, Database, CBS Interactive Inc., Web 2.0, Web sites, e-mail
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Rogue security programs are 'ongoing threat'
Symantec's analysis of fake security software over 12 months finds 43 million attempts to install some 250 programs, most of which were coded in English.
Find more stories in: PC security, Network security, Security applications/tools, Security, EMEA, Rogue Security Program, Security Software, Asia-Pacific, antivirus, Server
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