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Web-based applications and cloud computing have presented new challenges for software . . . → Read More: Tools for Putting Web Apps to the Cross-Browser Test

The Fedora Project developers have announced that the first alpha for version 13 of their open source Fedora operating system, code named "Goddard", has been delayed by . . . → Read More: Fedora 13 Alpha Delayed

EU's executive arm vows to make sure a global anti-counterfeiting treaty won't force countries to disconnect people for illegally downloading . . . → Read More: Antipiracy Provision in Treaty Riles EU

McAfee 2010′s new interface in photos

McAfee’s 2010 consumer security suites are out, and they’re impressively better than in years past. The interface is brand-new, and the protection components have been overhauled, too. The suite still has its problems, but it looks better than it has in years and it’s easy to use. Read the full . . . → Read More: CNET Reviews McAfee 2010

A few days after the Opera 10.50 beta for Windows got its second revision, the first Mac beta for version 10.50 finally has been released to the public. There has been a pre-alpha release available since late December, but it hasn’t received the multiple public upgrades that the Windows one had, until now.

Opera 10.50 beta 1 . . . → Read More: New Opera beta for Mac finally drops

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Obviously, most of the apps I write about in this space are favorites of mine with all the features I could ask for, but some apps I come across just need one or more tweaks to make them better. Whether it’s a control issue in a game or some other feature I think . . . → Read More: Draw with glow paint and battle 3D tanks: iPhone apps of the week

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Screenshot by Jason Parker/CNET)

Obviously, most of the apps I write about in this space are favorites of mine with all the features I could ask for, but some apps I come across just need one or more tweaks to make them better. Whether it’s a control issue in a game or some other feature I think . . . → Read More: Draw with glow paint and battle 3D tanks: iPhone apps of the week

It’s not often you hear a company critique its own products, but that’s exactly what Skype did this week. After releasing a new version of its well-known VoIP client for Windows PCs, Skype then announced it was pulling Skype for Windows Mobile phones and Skype Lite for Java handsets, including Android. Indeed, download pages for Windows . . . → Read More: No more Skype for Windows and Java phones?

When Microsoft made it clear to users who wanted to use the Windows 7 beta and release candidate builds that there would be no upgrade path for them, it also announced that the release candidate would live for a few months past the official street date of Windows 7. That bill is coming due on Monday . . . → Read More: How to rebuff the Windows 7 RC reboot