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Firefox 3.5 now available to download 02 July, 2009 00:48:00
The latest release of Firefox appeared as promised this afternoon BST on the Mozilla website, with the headline improvement being a claimed performance boost. It also comes with some bugs. - +
Citrix CEO hails 'free' apps as way forward 18 June, 2009 00:41:00
Citrix's decision to give many of its important applications away for free makes sense in an era where business technology is becoming increasingly 'consumerised', company CEO Mark Templeton has said at his company's showcase iForum event in Edinburgh. - +
Trend Micro 'de-lags' SMB anti-virus 21 May, 2009 07:46:00
Trend Micro has released a new version of its 'Worry-Free' SMB security suite, putting the focus on a design it says will greatly improve the software's updating speed. - +
Threading to boost Firefox on multi-core chips 11 May, 2009 08:31:00
Mozilla's developers have announced plans to add application multi-threading to Firefox over the next two years, a feature already partially enabled in its main rivals, IE8 and Google Chrome. - +
Seagate 'green' HDD saves power with slower spin 23 April, 2009 00:30:00
Seagate has launched a green' hard drive it says will allow system builders to slash disk power consumption without having to sacrifice performance. - +
First 512GB SSD drive offered for sale 11 April, 2009 07:58:00
Commercial solid state drives (SSDs) have finally started reaching the capacities found in the hard disk world, with the release of a new 512GB drive from US storage startup Super Talent. - +
World gets demo of high-speed SATA 3.0 11 March, 2009 08:55:00
If the world doesn't yet need the performance of the forthcoming SATA 6Gb/s standard, it soon will, drive giant Seagate will set out to prove in a first ever public demo for the technology this week. - +
Researcher shows new SSL website hack 23 February, 2009 10:18:00
A researcher has found a convincing way to hack the Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) protocol used to secure logins to a range of websites, including e-commerce and banking sites. - +
Data export leaves firms vulnerable, says research 30 January, 2009 02:36:00
The tendency of firms to distribute sensitive data to offices around the globe could be creating a new form of information vulnerability, a report has suggested. - +
New Apple Trojan slays Adobe pirates 27 January, 2009 08:06:00
The Trojan that was being distributed last week in pirated copies of Apple's iWork 09 program on BitTorrent has reappeared only days later hiding inside copies of Adobe Photoshop CS4. - +
Russians start selling Wi-Fi encryption cracker 17 January, 2009 07:17:00
The Russian security company that caused a stir some months by talking up its cracking tool for recovering Wi-Fi encryption keys, has started selling its software to all-comers in a specially packaged product.
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