browser
| 8:00PM 1/04/2011
Microsoft's Internet Explorer is the most popular Web browser by far in North America, but in Europe, it has just been overthrown by Mozilla's Firefox. The coup illustrates the rapid growth of Google's Chrome browser, which has been eating away at Microsoft's market share.
| 7:48AM 11/30/2010
Mozilla Corp., the maker of the Firefox Internet browser, is considering creating a do-not-track mechanism to offer users more privacy.
Web browsers are caught in the cross fire between regulators seeking to protect user privacy and online advertisers who want more information on users'...
| 6:48PM 9/28/2010
Software developer Mozilla will not develop a version of its Firefox Internet browser specifically for Apple Inc.'s iPhone, according to an announcement from the company.
| 4:03PM 9/15/2010
Microsoft Corp. today said it will start letting people test its new Windows Internet Explorer 9 Web browser, as the company looks to augment to popularity of its Windows 7 operating system it unveiled last year.
| 6:46AM 9/15/2010
Microsoft Corp. (MSFT) will unveil its new version of Internet Explorer as it tries to stem losses in the browser's market share.
Microsoft will unveil the test version of Internet Explorer 9 in San Francisco, Bloomberg News reported. The new version will load pages faster and support HTML 5...
| 9:40AM 5/06/2010
HTML5 is the new standard for Web browsers, say the geeks who build them at the Web 2.0 Expo. This means faster browsing, drag and drop features -- and the death of older browsers like IE 6.
| 5:00PM 2/16/2010
Research In Motion is striking back. On the heels of Microsoft debuting Windows Phone 7, a new mobile operating system, Research In Motion chief Mike Lazaridis announced a new arsenal of SuperApps, a new browser for its BlackBerrys and new servers aimed squarely against Apple%u2019s iPhone and Google%u2019s Android operating system.
| 9:00AM 1/21/2010
Is Microsoft's Internet Explorer browser unsafe? Should you reconsider using it?
Last week Google announced that its subsidiary in China, along with many other companies, have been targets of a very sophisticated cyber attack. The news created a big buzz in the media and around the political world...
| 10:00AM 8/03/2009
Just when you thought it was safe to go online, the hackers at Def Con announced a new security flaw regarding the way websites prove their validity. Currently, websites that deal with personal information make use of SSL technology to maintain a secure connection. You may be more familiar with SSL...
| 5:00PM 7/24/2009
If you're anything like the average consumer you have shelves full of used media; books, games, movies, and music.It's possible that your collection even has a fine layer of dust settled across it in order to help you find your favorites faster. It's likely that a five-minute inspection of your...