Microsoft muffs up browser choices for Windows 7 users, Europe isn't happy

Microsoft muffs up browser choices for Windows 7 users, Europe isn't happy: Although ordered to let Windows users choose which browser they would prefer, a Microsoft "technical error" meant 28 million Windows 7 users were given no choice at all.
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Project Sputnik Versus Microsoft

Project Sputnik Versus Microsoft: Dell's exploratory pilot to make developer laptops is bound to flop.

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Firefox 14 Encrypts Search; Microsoft Browser Glitch; AT&T Charging for FaceTime?

Firefox 14 Encrypts Search; Microsoft Browser Glitch; AT&T Charging for FaceTime?: Topping tech headlines Wednesday: Mozilla launches Firefox 14 with encrypted Google searches, Microsoft admits to a "browser ballot" error, and AT&T may charge for FaceTime use over its cellular network.

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Microsoft Windows TrueType code execution

Microsoft Windows TrueType code execution: A vulnerability exists in code responsible for parsing TrueType fonts in Microsoft Windows' win32k.sys kernel module.
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Microsoft Windows TrueType code execution

Microsoft Windows TrueType code execution: A vulnerability exists in code responsible for parsing TrueType fonts in Microsoft Windows' win32k.sys kernel module.
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Microsoft Windows XML Core Services Could Allow Remote Code Execution

Microsoft Windows XML Core Services Could Allow Remote Code Execution: Microsoft Windows could allow a remote attacker to execute arbitrary code on the system, caused by an error in XML Core Services (MSXML) when attempting to access an object in memory that has not been initialized.
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Microsoft: Windows 8 Available Oct. 26th

Microsoft: Windows 8 Available Oct. 26th: Microsoft has announced via its Windows Team Blog, that Windows 8 will officially go on sale on Oct. 26th. That fits with our previous expectations that the operating system would land sometime in late fall.

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