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Adobe Releases Flash Player Security Updates for Mac, Windows, Android + IE 10
Malicious Flash Player content has been circulating, and Adobe has responded with an emergency security update for Mac, Windows, Linux, Android and various browser systems.
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Google Launches Chrome Browser for iPhone and iPad
The Chrome browser finally becomes available for Apple devices, giving users an alternative to Safari and allowing Google fans to sync their desktop browser content with their mobile device.
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A Week in Google: Tracking iPhone Browsing, Unlocking Androids and Better Google+
After causing a privacy fuss a few weeks ago, Google is back in the news again having been found circumnavigating Apple's Safari browser privacy to track user's surfing habits.
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W3C Speaks Out Against Apple, Google Behavior
Apple and Google’s use of non-standard CSS features in its mobile browsers is causing quite a bit of outrage around the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C).
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SharePoint Upgrade Supports iPad Mobile Business Intelligence ...Sort of
The latest SharePoint 2010 Cumulative Update from Microsoft came with a surprise for iPad users: Select mobile business Intelligence reports and scorecards can now be viewed via the Safari Browser running Apple iOS 5. Not a Rock-Solid Experience But don't expect a rock-solid experience with this Microsoft "gift.
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Security Firm Finds Vulnerabilities in Google Chrome; Should We Be Afraid?
Since its launch, Google Chrome (news, site ) has been pretty much rock-solid in terms of security, to the extent that Google has offered rewards to hackers who can break into Chrome. A recent turn of events might prove that Chrome may not be so secure after all.
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HTML Geolocation Features Ruffle Privacy Feathers
In many ways people are looking forward to HTML 5 and its expanded list of features. However, there's a number of aspects that have privacy advocates worried. In particular, people are concerned about geolocation. Fortunately the W3C (news, site ) is working on solutions.
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Content Strategy: Use Your Words to Attract Readers
In 2007, Gerry McGovern, our resident sage advisor, wrote that web design is the design of words. Three years later, he is still as accurate as ever.
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7 Tips for Working Smarter with IE8
With Microsoft's Internet Explorer 8 (IE8) (news, site ) now in wide distribution, we thought it a good time to talk about a few ways that with a little bit of applied knowledge you can save some of your valuable time.
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Browser Wars: Will Mozilla Fennec Outfox its Rivals?
Mobile browsing is one of the few boom areas for telcos, but browser competition is stifled as owners traditionally stick with whatever comes with their phone -- Safari on the iPhone, IE for Windows Mobile, Chrome for Android, Opera on everything else and so on.
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Safari 4 Beta Goes Public, Chrome Comparisons Abound
Early on Tuesday, Apple slapped an unannounced release of Safari 4 Beta on the table, and the entire Internet subsequently went bananas. We’ve taken it for a test drive and right off the cuff it feels natural to compare Safari’s upgrades to the features in Google Chrome. In fact,
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What Happened to Mozilla's New Mobile Browser?
The mobile browser war has been waging on with recent releases from the likes of Mozilla, Opera and Skyfire.
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Internet Explorer Security Flaw Prompts People to Switch Browsers
Internet Explorer has long been the topic of negative conversation in the tech community. And today is no different as a major security flaw has been announced that affects IE5 through the new IE8 beta. The flaw allows serious and far reaching attacks that are not just theoretical in
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Skyfire: Mobile Browsing Exactly Like PC Browsing
A new player in the mobile web browsing playground is rapidly changing the mobile web content game. By launching their downloadable mobile web browser Skyfire has the potential to compete with Safari, Opera and other mobile browsers that are out there.
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