Microsoft has issued a patch that eliminates a vulnerability found in just about any Microsoft software that's capable of viewing JPG images (one of the most commonly used image formats for Web pages).
Microsoft has issued a patch that eliminates a vulnerability found in just about any Microsoft software that's capable of viewing JPG images (one of the most commonly used image formats for Web pages).
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Google Apps 'founder' Rajen Sheth: We dialog with users through new code
Microsoft Edge to get a web screenshot utility
New "Web capture" feature is currently being tested in Edge Dev and Edge Canary builds.
Office 365 outage with roll back failure ends after more than six hours
Microsoft resolves cloud-wide problem involving authentication issues after rolling back a recent change failed to end the outage.
Google to Android developers: Your apps must use our in-app billing by this new deadline
Google is giving app developers a year to implement its requirement to use the Google Play in-app billing system.
Poll: Why are you still using Windows 7?
According to analytics data for tens of millions of website visits, as many as 10% of you are still running Windows 7. Rather than speculate on the reasons why, I've put together a poll. ...
Open source's Eric Raymond: Windows 10 will soon be just an emulation layer on Linux kernel
Will Windows lose the last phase of the desktop wars to Linux? Noted open-source advocate Eric Raymond thinks so.
911 services down in multiple US states
Most services are now restored. No technical reason for the outage given.
Here's how you can still get a free Windows 10 upgrade
Microsoft's much-hyped free upgrade offer for Windows 10 ended in four years ago, right? Not exactly. It's September 2020 and my readers report that you can still use Microsoft's ...
Linux graphical apps coming to Windows SubSystem for Linux
Linux on Windows is continuing to grow ever more powerful and functional. Now, graphical Linux programs are being integrated into WSL.
How and why Microsoft is building a 'telco-grade cloud'
Microsoft isn't trying to become a telco, despite recent forays into 5G. Instead, it's building out Azure to appeal even more to telcos, officials say. ...
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