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There are things that you should do if you are an IT administrator and there are things that you shouldn't do. Here's an example of things that you should never.
Here's something in the news lately that is rather interesting. According to this blog on ZDNet, Microsoft is turning over all Windows 7 and server source code to Russia's new.
Today, in an open letter to public Apple finally admitted that the problems that iPhone users are experiencing are real. But Apple's explanation is rather strange. They essentially say that.
Today I read Jason O'Grady's review of his iPhone 4 on ZDNet titled "My iPhone 4 is a lemon, oh my!" With all the horror stories about Apple's iPhone, from.
The latest news on Google and privacy issues has to do with Google collecting unencrypted personal WiFi data. According to some reports, so many lawsuits are piling up that Google.
For some reason Apple and Linux users have a tendency to believe that their computers are immune from viruses and malware. I am not sure who spread this rumor (some.
Some people who are on Facebook understand that there is no such thing as privacy when it comes to Facebook. In other words, Facebook privacy is a joke. Unfortunately, there.
According to Nicolas Economou, an exploit writer at Core Security Technologies, he has discovered a major flaw in the memory management of the Virtual Machine Monitor, which effects Microsoft Virtual.