Yesterday, Windows users all over the world celebrated the debut of a new OS version, Windows Vista. Microsoft Corporation boasts of the new version especially for increased security. And a day after its debut, Windows Vista have already appeared in popular BitTorrent sites such as mininova and The Pirate Bay. Continue reading →

The Month of Apple Bugs (MOAB) is a group of security experts who have chosen January 2007 as the security month for Mac OS X applications. This time, MOAB says that popular QuickTime component Flip4Mac from Telestream, Inc has an “exploitable memory corruption condition.”






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Popular video-sharing site YouTube seems to have installed a few new features for video owners lately. One feature we have noticed today is the addition of block and spam options. There are always idiots out there who cannot help posting bad comments for retaliation or something. For example, we received a comment today from 16-year-old, 23-year-old or whatever Christopher Lee. It was something like “There’s no audio damn idiot.” So we blocked this damn idiot. Continue reading →

According to Japanese broadcasting network NHK, Microsoft Corporation is expected to announce that the company will extend its support for Windows XP Home Edition for the next 7 years. Microsoft has already ended its support for Windows 98, Me and 2000. The company has also announced that Windows XP support wll end two years after the next version of operating system Vista is released.

100% Yahoo! subsidiary Overture is starting a new ad ranking system. Under the new system, the price for a particular key phrase will be determined by the bid price and quality of the ad to be placed.






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