Bill Gates on Ctrl-Alt-Delete: Yeah, That Was a Mistake
If you ever found yourself annoyed at having to press Control-Alt-Delete in order to log onto Windows on your computer, you've now been vindicated. In an interview for a fundraising campaign at...
View ArticleNokia Introduces New Windows Tablet, Phablet
With Apple preparing for its (possibly iPad-themed) event in San Francisco today, Nokia is making some noise of its own over in Abu Dhabi. The device maker has added several new gadgets to its lineup,...
View Article12 Key Tech Products of the Past 2 Decades
Walt Mossberg has been reviewing consumer technology for the Wall Street Journal for 22 years, and now he's signing off—but not before reflecting on the most important gadgets and software in his time...
View ArticleDeadline Day Is Here for XP Users
The millions of people still using Windows XP are on their own after today. After years of warnings, Microsoft will finally pull the plug on the popular but outdated operating system after nearly 13...
View ArticleHackers Exploited Windows Flaw to Spy
Microsoft is releasing a patch today to fix a vulnerability in its Windows OS—but not before a cyberespionage campaign against Ukrainian government employees and an American expert on Russia took...
View ArticleDHS: Windows Users Better Delete QuickTime
Windows users, watch out: The Department of Homeland Security is advising you to delete QuickTime from your system, Network World reports. The problem is that Apple is no longer supporting Windows...
View ArticleUsers React to Possible Removal of Microsoft Paint
For more than 30 years, purchasers of Microsoft's Windows package were assured their acquisition would come with Paint, the computer graphics program that allows users to create and edit image files....
View ArticleNSA to Microsoft: You Really Need to Patch This
The National Security Agency has discovered a major security flaw in Microsoft's Windows 10 operating system that could let hackers intercept seemingly secure communications, the AP reports. But rather...
View ArticleWoman Gets 6 Months for Using Pirated Copies of Windows
Microsoft is apparently cracking down on unauthorized use of its software in Spain—and it has the courts on its side. After several appeals, a woman caught using pirated versions of Windows and Office...
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