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 Mozilla Sets End of Firefox Windows XP Support Next month's Firefox 12 will be the last version of Mozilla's browser to run on early editions of Windows XP and the 12-year-old Windows 2000. Share:   |  AT&T to Sell Nokia Lumia 900 Windows Phone on April 8 for $100 AT&T will sell Nokia's Lumia 900 Windows Phone starting April 8 for $100. Share: | Meet 802.11ac: The Next Wi-Fi Standard The upcoming 802.11ac standard increases data rate and Wi-Fi range performance and overall signal reliability for better video distribution within the home. Share: | Microsoft Leads Seizure of Zeus-related Cybercrime Servers Microsoft said on Monday it and several partners had disrupted several cybercrime rings that used a notorious piece of malicious software called Zeus to steal... Share: | Windows 8 Release Candidate by May? It's Consistent with What We've Heard Windows blog says near final pre-release version of Windows could arrive as early as May, but offers no sources to validate claim. 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Documents filed with the FCC show that Sony is working on one. Share: | Encyclopaedia Britannica Now Online Only After 244 years, the Encyclopaedia Britannica will cease to publish its flagship encyclopedia and will concentrate instead on its digital offerings. Share: | FTC Chairman: Do-Not-Track Law May Not Be Needed A do-not-track law focused on protecting Web users' privacy may not be necessary, with private groups working to implement recommendations from the FTC. Share: | Facebook Scammers Host Trojan Horse Extensions on the Chrome Web Store Cybercriminals are uploading malicious Chrome browser extensions to the official Chrome Web Store and use them to hijack Facebook accounts, according to security... Share: | If Desktop Linux Is Dead, Someone Had Better Tell All Those Users It's hard to take seriously assertions of Linux's desktop 'death' when usage is growing around the globe. Share: | Google Ordered to Remove Auto-complete Results for Japanese Man's Name Google has been ordered by a Tokyo court to remove auto-complete results that link a man to crimes he says he didn't commit. Share: | Is the Nokia Lumia 900 the Best $99 Smartphone at AT&T? AT&T will soon sell the Nokia Lumia 900 Windows Phone smartphone for only $99, but it also has a variety of other smartphone options at that same price. Share: | Apple Offers Olive Branch in Battle Over Nano-SIM Standard ETSI is set to vote this week on a standard for next-generation nano-SIM cards, and Apple is pushing hard to ensure its design is the one that emerges victorious. Share: | Sony to Launch PlayStation 3 Photo Suite This Week, to Link With Cloud Service Sony said Monday it will sell new photo editing software for the PlayStation 3 this week, as it prepares for the global launch of its cloud-based photo service. 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