Microsoft has recognized that a major security loophole has been found in Internet Explorer and it is working to get the issue fixed as soon as it can. Meanwhile it has suggested a list of workarounds. This has forced Germany to suggest using other browsers for the time being.
It might seem like having privacy turned on by default would be a good feature, a major selling point for a browser. This is what Microsoft touted, and though when they enabled Do Not Track (DNT) by default in Internet Explorer 10.
Microsoft is launching an app for its cloud storage service SkyDrive for Android. The update brings the new Metro UI to Android. Microsoft is integrating the service into Windows 8, using the Modern UI, where tile sizes represent files and folders.
Windows 8 is coming soon, and Office 2013 isn’t that far away either. Both products feature a brand new logo, and to go with that new look Microsoft is updating their own logo as well.
Could Windows be moving to a faster release cycle? Some hints towards a possibility seem to have been uncovered recently.
Samidip Basu is based out of Columbus, Ohio and is a technologist. He has a strong development background on the Microsoft technology stack, and spends his time in talking about the Windows Phone/Windows 8 platforms & cloud-supported mobile solutions in general.
Microsoft is intent on preventing limitations on the SkyDrive API kill innovative uses of the service that third parties could come up with.
It seems Microsoft is making it difficult for third parties to create browsers for Windows 8 tablets. A blog post on Mozilla’s website claims that Firefox will not be able to bring a proper version of Firefox to Windows 8 tablets due to restrictions by Microsoft. Since then Google has also chimed in with the …
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