-- Adobe Systems has released version 10.2 of Flash Player for mobile devices, which addresses several shortcomings in the 10.1 incarnation. Read more »
-- To get around phishing blacklists in browsers, scammers are luring people by using HTML attachments instead of URLs, a security firm is warning. Read more »
-- Standards groups are unwieldy and slow moving. But when it comes to expanding what browsers can do, they turned out to be a faster way for Google to bring a handful of features to the web than its Gears plug-in. Read more »
-- Microsoft has warned that hackers are targeting a zero-day flaw that affects all Windows operating systems. Read more »
-- Entries from Microsoft, RIM and Apple have all bitten the dust at this year's renowned Pwn2Own hacker-fest at CanSecWest in Canada. Read more »
-- If you've looked into buying software licences, you know that they can be expensive. Big Guns from Big Corporations charge a lot for their work — the work of their programmers, the marketing department and so on. Read more »
-- Microsoft will be formally launching the next version of its Internet Explorer browser, IE9, at the South by Southwest Interactive Festival (SXSWi) on Monday. Read more »
-- Microsoft released three bulletins fixing four vulnerabilities in Windows and Microsoft Office, including one that is rated "critical" for Windows XP, Vista and Windows 7. Read more »
-- Microsoft tweaked its Windows Phone Marketplace to make it easier for developers to publish in the now five-month-old digital storefront. Read more »
-- The hubbub around the shortage of internet protocol (IPv4) addresses is nothing more than "millennium bug"-style fear-mongering, according to Netgear's vice president and general manager of its commercial business unit, Shane Buckley. Read more »
-- Microsoft is preparing to make searching Bing an instantaneous affair. Read more »
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