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It's no secret that Windows Phone is struggling desperately in the battle against the smartphone leaders, iPhone and Android. And de...

Anyone who has been following me on Twitter or identi.ca will have noticed that I have a bee in my bonnet - actually, make that a Beeb in ...

I'd never heard of the UK government's Child Exploitation and Online Protection Centre (CEOP), but that's not surprising, since ...

Foreign Policy has published some good features ; this isn't one of them: Although the newest oil rigs, which cost upward of $1 billio...

Facebook's 120 million users are being targeted by a virus designed to get hold of sensitive information like credit card details. '...

I'm glad I'm not the only one to have cottoned on to this strange phenomenon : Ever notice how Microsoft plasters the Windows name o...

I suppose I should expect this now: In a surprise move, Microsoft has announced it will offer a free anti-virus and security solution from ...

Yet another reason to buy the GNU/Linux version: Asus has admitted that some of the its Eee Box desktop mini PCs have shipped with a virus....

... not to use Windows: A computer virus is alive and well on the International Space Station (ISS). Nasa has confirmed that laptops carrie...

On Open Enterprise blog .

On Open Enterprise blog .

As I've pointed out many times, Darwinian selection lies at the heart of much of openness's success. So this is really, really bad...

This is worth quoting at length: On November 9th, 2004, you all started a movement. Spread Firefox, supported by tens of thousands of contr...

One of the great things about open source is its transparency: you can't easily hide viruses or trojans, nor can you simply filch code f...

As a big fan of the explanatory power of Darwinian evolution - which, for those still concerned about its "theoretical" status, is...

This explains why macros are generally a bad thing to use in word processors or spreadsheets (yes, I know they can be useful, too). It is ...

It's always fun to track Microsoft's latest contortions when it comes to open source. I've described its past efforts elsewhere...