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Internet & Networks - August, 2005
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Internet & Networks


A roadmap for Vista? A roadmap for Vista?

August 30, 2005 / Ina Fried
It's always a risky business to predict when Microsoft will ship a product, even for Microsoft.

Microsoft's leaner approach to Vista security Microsoft's leaner approach to Vista security

August 30, 2005 / Joris Evers
Microsoft is talking up support for hardware-based security in Windows Vista, though only a sliver of the company's original plan will make it into the operating system.

Google - the new Microsoft? Google - the new Microsoft?

August 28, 2005 / Andrew Orlowski
Google is the new Microsoft, reckons author Gary Rivlin in a New York Times article provocatively titled Relax, Bill Gates; It's Google's Turn as the Villain.

Internet Explorer is corrupted... how do I fix it? Internet Explorer is corrupted... how do I fix it?

August 28, 2005 / Robert J. Shimonski
Very rarely do we ever get our systems beat up so badly that we have to perform surgery on them... sometimes, you feel like you need to reinstall the whole system, or sometimes you wish you didn’t have to – and could just repair it, as is, where it sits. Well, before you do anything rash, try this handy step by step article and script to re-register your Internet Explorer and hopefully ‘clean’ it of problems. Let’s see what two quick tips can do to spare you from possible disaster.

Vista's answer to PC power woes Vista's answer to PC power woes

August 28, 2005 / Ina Fried
When it comes to power management on most electronic devices, things are pretty simple. There's "off," and then there's "on."

Police blotter: Navy officer loses porn appeal Police blotter: Navy officer loses porn appeal

August 28, 2005 / Declan McCullagh
"Police blotter" is a weekly report on the intersection of technology and the law. This episode: A Navy lieutenant loses a child porn appeal.

Google changes irk advertisers, please publishers Google changes irk advertisers, please publishers

August 23, 2005 / Elinor Mills
Publishers who have seen a bump in revenue through Google's advertising program are heaping praise on recent changes, while some advertisers complain of increased costs.

Microsoft investigates potential new IE flaw Microsoft investigates potential new IE flaw

August 19, 2005 / Joris Evers
Microsoft is investigating a report of a new, unpatched flaw in Internet Explorer that could expose users of the ubiquitous Web browser to attacks.

Firefox Market Share Slips Firefox Market Share Slips

August 16, 2005 / Juan Carlos Perez
Browser loses ground to Internet Explorer. Is this the beginning of a downward trend?

Microsoft adds to graphics software palette Microsoft adds to graphics software palette

August 16, 2005 / Ina Fried
Microsoft is readying at least two new products aimed at professional designers as part of an aggressive push into the graphics software market.

New IE browser catches up with rivals New IE browser catches up with rivals

August 16, 2005 / cnn.com
NEW YORK (AP) -- Microsoft Corp.'s Internet Explorer browser has been showing signs of aging. Over the past few years, the company has made security improvements and added a pop-up blocker but not much else.

First potential virus risk for Windows Vista found First potential virus risk for Windows Vista found

August 8, 2005 / Joris Evers
Virus writers are targeting a new Microsoft tool that will be part of Windows and is set to ship as part of the next Exchange e-mail server release.

Boycott IE 7? Not Exactly Boycott IE 7? Not Exactly

August 6, 2005 / Paul Thurrott
It's amusing but disconcerting to me that what I write can be so widely misunderstood. In an article earlier this week about Microsoft's plans for improving the Web standards compliance in Internet Explorer (IE) 7, I repeated a recommendation I've been making to Windows users for years: Boycott IE.

Patches on the way for Windows flaws Patches on the way for Windows flaws

August 6, 2005 / Joris Evers
As part of its monthly patching cycle, Microsoft on Tuesday plans to release six security alerts for flaws in Windows.

Once-Flawed Firefox Extension Fixed Once-Flawed Firefox Extension Fixed

August 6, 2005 / informationweek.com
The popular Firefox extension Greasemonkey has been re-released in a beta version that fixes the severe bug which earlier forced its developer to recommend that everyone uninstall the Web site-changing tool.

Yahoo to launch blog ad network Yahoo to launch blog ad network

August 3, 2005 / Stefanie Olsen
Yahoo is planning to launch on Wednesday an ad network for small Web publishers intended to strengthen its hand against rival Google, a source familiar with the plan told CNET News.com.

Hacking the hotel through the TV Hacking the hotel through the TV

August 1, 2005 / Joris Evers
LAS VEGAS--When Adam Laurie stays at hotels, he says he can hack his way around paying for premium TV channels, the minibar and phone calls.

Internet Explorer 7: Now in beta testing for developers Internet Explorer 7: Now in beta testing for developers

August 1, 2005 / Microsoft
The first stage of the beta process for Internet Explorer 7 has begun—developer testing! The latest version of the world’s most popular Web browser has been released for technical evaluation, feedback, and testing by software and Web site developers.

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