Google is set to end support for Internet Explorer 6 for all its services, beginning with Google Docs and Google Sites in March. If you’re still rocking the aging Internet Explorer 6 and want to keep going with Google, read on to find out what to do next…
Microsoft’s ten year anti-trust battle with the European Union over pre-installing Internet Explorer has finally come to an end. Microsoft will now offer users a choice of web browsers which could mean Google Chrome, Safari, Opera and Firefox all find themselves with a shedload of new users.
Nvidia’s 3D Vision system is about to get a lot more useful: the graphics giant just confirmed it’s adding support for Google Earth and in-browser 3D. Flickr in the third dimension, anyone?
Microsoft Internet Explorer 6 and Internet Explorer 7 are vulnerable to a security flaw known as the “zero day” bug. Don’t just take out word for it: Microsoft has confirmed it in the snappily named Security Advisory (977981). So, if you’re rocking one of those browsers what should you do?
Microsoft boss Steve Ballmer has slammed Apple’s OS X Snow Leopard and it’s Safari browser. He claims Microsoft is actually gaining market share and told Techcrunch: “Apple is expensive. In a tough economic environment, people get it. Their model is, by definition, expensive.”
The slim PS3 deserves credit for flexibility in how you get online
Red Dead Redemption has been delayed until May but Rockstar has released a Red Dead Redemption gameplay video to keep you hungry for its Wild West adventures. Read on for some new Red Dead Redemption gameplay secrets…
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