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Mozilla releases Firefox 3.5.1

By: CompuZap | Posted 07.17. 2009

Firefox

Planned to be released later this month, the first update for Firefox 3.5 went into overdrive and rolled out through Mozilla’s servers yesterday.

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Chrome 2.0.172.37 goes stable and beta too

By: MadMonkey | Posted 07.17. 2009

Google Chrome

Following a few dev-oriented 3.0 releases, Google has also rolled out an updated version of its Chrome browser through the Beta and Stable channels. Chrome 2.0.172.37 includes:

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Microsoft provides temporary fix for new, exploited IE6, 7 bug

By: CompuZap | Posted 07.7. 2009

Microsoft

Microsoft has yesterday published a security advisory in which it acknowledges the existence and exploitation of a new bug in both Internet Explorer 6 and 7.

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Guide to alternative web browsers

By: MadMonkey | Posted 05.1. 2009

Browsers

Have you been using Internet Explorer for your web browsing? Are you tired of all that spyware that is loading onto your computer? Interested in new and different features to assist you while you surf the web? Then check out these alternative web browsers.

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Internet Explorer 8

By: Metal Mind | Posted 04.17. 2009

Internet Explorer

Internet Explorer 8 offers some key features that make it rather user friendly and a top choice for many IE enthusiasts. Internet Explorer 8 offers private browsing capabilities. Rather than saving browsing in temporary files, the history, or in cookies, IE8 self contains the files to keep them private. Read More »

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Can I install Windows 7 on my PC?

By: The H
Posted 11.8. 2009

You’ve heard the hype, you’ve seen the TV ads and the press reports and you’re sitting there thinking oh yea, Microsoft are at it again. Vista was a disaster, there I said it. It was released too soon without software support and was therefore doomed from the start.