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 HTC Details First Round of Android 4.0 Upgrades Early next year, seven smartphones from HTC will be upgraded to Android 4.0, also known as Ice Cream Sandwich, the company said on Monday. Share:   |  Everything You Always Wanted to Know About Web Tracking (But Were Too Paranoid to Ask) Who is tracking you online and what do they want? The answers aren't obvious. Take this quiz to learn how much you know about Web tracking. Share: | Waiting for Firefox 8? It's Already Here The latest version of Mozilla's popular browser is ready and waiting ahead of schedule with several key new features. Share: | What Android Fans Think of iPhone Users Analysis: It's a curious thing about some Android users: They have very strong and surprising opinions about people who prefer iPhones. Share: | Microsoft Lures New IE9 Users With Freebies A promotion offers services, movie tickets, other goodies to convince more Windows 7 users to switch to the Internet Explorer 9 browser. Share: | CIA Monitors up to 5 Million Tweets Daily, Report Says Twitter and Facebook are enabling the Central Intelligence Agency to get reliable, real-time assessments of public sentiment during rapidly changing events. Share: | Yahoo Says Ignore the Rumors, Nothing to Announce Yet Yahoo said that its board's strategic review is still underway, with a wide range of options under active consideration, in the wake of unconfirmed reports that... Share: | KPN Stops Issuing SSL Certificates After Possible Breach The largest telecommunications company in the Netherlands has stopped issuing SSL (Secure Sockets Layer) certificates after finding indications that the website... Share: | China's Internet Firms Vow to Tighten Regulation of Web China's top IT firms have pledged to step up the regulation of their services as government authorities have intensified calls to control the development of the... Share: | Open-source Proponents Blast Proprietary Software in Dutch Schools Dutch education authorities have decided to throw out their government’s own open standards policy and instead lock-in to Microsoft proprietary software for... Share: | The Cloud, Day 2: A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Cloud You might notice that today is November 7, and yet this is Day 2 of the 30 Days With the Cloud series. My Dell laptop died, and it took me a couple stubborn days of troubleshooting before I realized I should just let the cloud do the work for me. Share: | Palo Alto Firewall Upgrade Closely Inspects Network Traffic Palo Alto Networks is upgrading its firewall products with a capability to precisely identify outbound traffic generated by malware, a technique that the company... Share: | 10 Questions for Fonality CFO Dan Rosenthal Name: Dan Rosenthal Share: | Telefónica to Improve Home Networks With Wi-Fi Investment Telefónica has made an equity investment in Wi-Fi chip maker Quantenna Communications, whose technology it will use to deploy IPTV services in the home, the... Share: | NSS Labs Claims Its New Tool Can Detect All Duqu Drivers Security research firm NSS Labs has released an open source scanning tool that is capable of detecting all malicious drivers used by the new Duqu threat... Share: | Israel Govt. Websites Down, After a Hacker Threat Israeli government websites were down on Sunday, two days after the hacker group Anonymous had threatened to attack the government for its maritime blockade of... Share: | Israel Says a 'server Glitch' Took Several Government Websites Offline Israeli government websites were up and running again Monday, after what the government described as a "server glitch" at a server farm took several of them... Share: | |  | | Sponsored Downloads | | Wondershare PDF ConverterPDF files are everywhere, but it can be hard to work with them. PDF converter can convert PDF files to Word, Excel, PowerPoint, EPUB ebooks, HTML or text format. Once converted, you can easily work with them in their respective programs. A must-have for our PDF-happy world. (Compatibility: Windows 2002/2003/XP/Vista/7 32bit) By using discount code WOND-QN5X PCWorld newsletters subscribers get 20% off! | | QuuSoft Junk File CleanerJunk files are out there and its a chore to try to hunt them down and clean them up. Make the most of your valuable hard drive space and let Junk File Cleaner do the work; it can thoroughly and safely clean out various log files, index files, backup files of various kinds, large files generated by crashes, files with zero sizes and temporary files. (Compatibility: Windows 95/98/ME/ NT/2000/ XP/ Vista/Win 7) PCWorld newsletters subscribers use discount code QUUS-RS7S to get 50% off! |  | |
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