Software - News
- Mozilla unveils v3.6 beta of its Firefox browser
- New 'Get a Mac' ads attempt to undermine Windows 7
- Kindle not needed as Amazon offers PC-based reading
- IBM offers business users Windows 7 desktop alternative
- Windows 7 arrives as massive improvement over Vista
- Windows 7 and Microsoft Store to arrive together this Thursday?
- Apple reportedly preparing FM radio app for iPhone
- Snow Leopard bug waxes user data
- 'Blackra1n' hack pelts Apple's iPhone operating system
- Apple not aboard Adobe's Flash Player 10.1 bandwagon
- Roll up! Roll up! Windows 7 leaked to eBay
- Steve Ballmer is Windows 7's number-one fan
- Microsoft's retail pamphlets suggest Linux is rubbish
- Word heading for retail reprieve following Microsoft victory
- Motorola to officially embrace Android on Sept. 15
- Apple to launch Snow Leopard on Aug. 28
- Apple iPhone gets TomTom turn-by-turn navigation
- Microsoft has 60 days to halt sales of Word
- Nokia expected to bring Microsoft Office to its Symbian phones
- Didiom's PC-to-mobile streaming hits BlackBerry App World
- Snow Leopard pre-orders top Amazon software chart
- Google Apps ad campaign targets Microsoft Office
- 1 billion downloads help Firefox maintain momentum
- Apple and Microsoft stores set to clash in California
- Windows 7 RTM coming in August and September
- Microsoft gives Hyper-V a GPL twist - releases Hyper-V LinuxIC under GPLv2
- Ballmer confused by Google's Chrome OS
- Office 2010 coming to the Web for free
- Survey: Most businesses not interested in using Windows 7
- Intel throws its weight behind Google Chrome OS
- Nintendo software leads the way in 2009
- Google aims its new Chrome OS at Windows XP
- Apple gives Hottest Girls the cold shoulder
- Microsoft offers free upgrade from Vista to Windows 7
- Hottest Girls not pulled by Apple, just hit by demand
- Full nudity officially arrives on Apple's App Store
- iBrain FIT-IQ set to make smartphone users smarter
- Jesus Phone deprived of 'positive and fun' religious application
- Software piracy cost the industry $50 billion in 2008
- Windows 7 heading for December release
- Android heading for heavyweight status in smartphone space
- Microsoft offers enhanced mobile access to Facebook
- Android OS in trademark legal battle
- XP available for 12 months after Windows 7 launch
- Firefox 3.5 Beta 4 gets a porn browsing mode
- Apple pulls disgusting 'Baby Shaker' iPhone application
- Windows Mobile 6.5 probably won't 'launch' in May
- Apple releases double-barrelled iPhone betas
- Apple offers prize bonanza to mark billionth app
- University of Utah hit by you-know-what – Conficker FUD continues
- Microsoft bolsters Windows by slapping Linux-equipped Netbooks
- Mozilla marches on despite unveiling of IE8
- Skype on iPhone could create breach of contract
- Skype confirmed for May rollout on BlackBerry
- HP considering possible Netbook version of Android
- iPod Touch looking rosy as Skype confirmed for iPhone
- Windows Mobile and S60 handsets embrace YouTube app
- Apple showcases iPhone OS v3.0
- Microsoft releases a new set of Windows 7 changes
- Apple to preview iPhone OS v3.0 on Tuesday
- Google Voice changes voicemail to text messages
- Ballmer dodges Windows Mobile criticism
- RIM confirms BlackBerry App World
- Kindle content available for iPhone and iPod Touch
- Report: App Store leaves rivals in the dust
- iPhone curb-stomps smartphone opposition in February
- Microsoft announces 36 changes for Windows 7
- Windows Mobile 7 and new version of Microsoft Office in 2010
- Didiom arrives on BlackBerry Bold and BlackBerry Curve 8900
- Translating software a cinch with new tool
- Apple unveils Safari 4 beta download
- Microsoft to release placebo updates for Windows 7
- TrapCall criticised for breaking Caller ID block
- Contentious iPhone app bolsters casino cheating
- Google PowerMeter enables household emissions reduction
- Microsoft readying critical patches for Tuesday release
- Google Latitude keeps tabs on mobile movements
- Microsoft to offer six versions of Windows 7
- Mozilla releases Firefox 3.0.6 update
- Internet Explorer 8 download offers host of new features
- Bulgarian Web browser looks to challenge Internet Explorer
- Microsoft and IE hit with EU antitrust attack
- Textecution could kill in-car text messaging
- CES: Consumers to receive test version of Windows 7 tomorrow
- Security vendors warn against leaked Windows 7 downloads
- Unlock your 3G iPhone in a few button presses
- Microsoft looks to create pay-as-you-go computing packages
- Death of Windows XP postponed until summer of 2009
- Apple offers Microsoft's first iPhone app
- Truphone app gives iPod Touch telephonic ability
- Stephen Fry bashes Vista and VAIO in anti-PC tirade
- Microsoft planning to offer free PC security software
- Rumour: Apple mulling over search engine creation
- Android moves swiftly to kill G1 jailbreak
- Windows 7 pre-beta available through BitTorrent
- Free Didiom application enables remote iTunes library access
- Microsoft offers more details about Windows 7
- Microsoft settles on Windows 7 as new OS name
- Consumers set to suffer as movie studios target RealDVD
- Adobe Flash finally inbound for iPhone
- Microsoft and Washington state clamp down on ‘scareware’ scammers
- Microsoft to deliver pre-beta Windows 7 preview at PDC
- Developers fuming as Apple rejects competitive App Store software
- Apple finally fixes dropped calls with iPhone 2.1 software update
- New BlackBerry app partnerships put Apple in RIM’s crosshairs
- RealNetworks adopts RealDVD copying software
- Google launches new open-source ‘Chrome’ Web browser
- Scrabulous on Facebook is almost D-E-C-E-A-S-E-D
- Microsoft signs up Jerry Seinfeld to help sell Vista
- 360-degree images courtesy of Microsoft Photosynth
- Vista undesirable as enterprise users continue downgrading to XP
- iTunes streaming to the iPhone with Simplify Media app
- Microsoft finally starts talking about ‘Windows 7’
- Rumour: T-Mobile USA planning portfolio-spanning App Store
- Is Apple remotely scrubbing your iPhone applications?
- Verdiem’s free eco-friendly Edison turns computers green
- Apple's iPhone 2.0.1 software update kills Pwnage Tool
- SIIA: 75% of all eBay software is illegal
- Hackers jailbreak iPhone 3G from the App Store
- Google GTalk provides iPhone lovers with instant-messaging client
- Microsoft gets users “Equipt” with Office and OneCare via subscription
- XP is dead: No more dodging the Vista bullet?
- Intel Corp. clinging on to Windows XP
- Adobe Acrobat 9 software now available
- Apple issues fix for Safari-on-Windows vulnerabilities
- Firefox 3 surpasses 8 million first-day downloads
- Get it while it’s hot! – Mozilla hopes for world record
- Mozilla Corp. confirms Firefox 3 launch for June 17
- Citysense provides mobile nightlife location
- Acer: Linux is the future for budget laptops
- Microsoft to patch critical Internet Explorer and Bluetooth flaws
- Beta 2 of Internet Explorer 8 promised for August 08
- PDF evolves with new Acrobat 9 software
- PC Tune-Up 2.0 gets upgrade – works with Vista SP1 and XP SP3
- Google announces the Google Earth browser plug-in
- Windows 7 to include “multi-touch” interface
- Apple addresses bug swarm via Mac OS X 10.5.3 update
- Mozilla considering RC2 for Firefox 3 after identifying critical bugs
- EU Commission to investigate Microsoft’s ODF interoperability claim
- Mozilla unveils Release Candidate 1 for Firefox 3
- Microsoft opens potential merger talks with Yahoo?
- Adobe opens Flash 10 beta test downloads
- European Commission pressured to pull Microsoft Office from UK schools
- AMD and HP reportedly responsible for XP SP3 glitches
- Windows XP users up in arms after SP3 download
- Sun Microsystems highlights RIA possibilities with JavaFX
- Windows XP SP3 and Vista SP1 return for download
- Sun delivers OpenSolaris OS at developer conference
- Xobni introduces organisation for Microsoft Outlook
- Adobe move makes Flash more mobile
- Official Windows XP SP3 rollout stalled by compatibility error
- Dell and HP bow to customer calls with XP downgrade availability
- Microsoft may buckle under XP consumer pressure
- Vista SP1 now arriving on automatic update
- Tellme GPS recognition coming to BlackBerry and Helio handsets
- Skype to offer unlimited international calls
- Ballmer: Windows Vista a “work in progress”
- Microsoft offers free ad-supported Works suite to counter open-source rivals
- Red Hat: No desktop Linux system for PCs
- Enthusiast developers get SPARK of inspiration from Microsoft
