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The fix addresses a Java Archive handling bug that could allow a malicious attacker to hide exploit code in a .jar file.

Here's the problem with Black Friday. Other than the one of two clearly awesome deals per store, it's tough to know if standing your butt in the cold all night will actually save your more money than doing some online comparison shopping from the comfort

NEW YORK - A new version of the Firefox browser, now available for testing mainly by developers, offers improvements on finding frequently visited Web sites and tools for running Web applications without a live Internet connection. The Beta 1 version of Firefox 3 released this week still has problems, including the inability to run newer Web-mail programs from Yahoo Inc. and ...

Shares recovered from a two-week slump, gaining as much as 5% Tuesday after Wall Street suggested Google is poised to monopolize Web search.

The security flaw could create an e-mail attachment that executes malicious code when clicked on.

Apple Inc.'s iPhone has shaken up the "smart phone" business and set other manufacturers scrambling to add features and make it easier to get e-mail, surf the Web and enjoy music and movies on a cell phone. Prices also have come down to the point where some of these feature-packed models cost little more than "dumb" phones. Sizes have come down ...

Tech investors breathed a sigh of relief when Hewlett-Packard (HPQ) released its earnings report on Nov. 19. The world's largest technology supplier escaped the credit crunch that has hit a number of tech companies and boosted its revenues 15% from the year earlier, to $28.3 billion, beating consensus estimates by $1 billion. What's more, the company raised its forecast for the ...

Each holiday season, a couple hard-to-find toys send parents hunting from store to store. And, each season, they're soon forgotten: Has your Elmo gotten any tickles lately? But this year, it looks like the gift everybody is looking for is the same as last year: the Nintendo Wii. A year after its launch, the small video game console sells out almost ...

Every time Apple gives word of a "very special event" coming up, the seats start filling up on airplanes bound for China. With 1,200 companies vying for a share of an Apple accessory market that's approaching $1 billion in annual sales, even rumors of a new product spur producers of iPod cases, boom boxes, and car adapters to scramble with their ...

Mac software developer Craig Hockenberry has never been very interested in creating applications for cell phones. "It's a lot of politics, and less money" to be made compared with creating software for computers, he says, explaining that programmers have always been forced to bow to a litany of requirements set by wireless carriers, handset makers, and other software companies. With billions ...

Every year there are winners and losers in the consumer electronics business. But rarely are they so acutely divided as they appear to be in 2007. Those products deemed winners not only won—they won big. Those that lost tended to lose big, too. Some winners will come as no surprise. Apple (AAPL) continued to dominate the mobile media player business, its ...

Dear Online Dating Sites, I am writing to tell you it's over between us. It's not you. You've been great. You've helped me connect millions of happy couples and no one can take that away. It's just that—well, I've changed. My needs and users are different now. And you were right when you asked about my relationship with MySpace and Facebook. ...

After falling months behind schedule, Mozilla released the first official beta of Firefox 3 on Tuesday. While not without a few bugs, the release showcases the substantial improvements to both user interface and performance that are in store for the final

The computer industry is fighting the state's decision to add computer, data center, and disaster recovery support services to the state's new 6% tax rate.

The U.S.-China Economic and Security Review Commission claims espionage is used to save China the time and cost of researching and developing its own advanced technologies.

KACE, the leading systems management appliance company, today announced results from a new study that revealed 90 percent of the Windows users polled reported they are concerned about migrating to Vista. In response to concerns about unwanted complexity to their heterogeneous IT environments, 44 percent reported they would consider deployment of alternative operating systems, such as Macintosh and Linux, in order ...

Sure, laptops have revolutionized the way we compute. That doesn't mean they don't drive IT bonkers.

Comcast (CMCSA) is overstepping its bounds when it comes to controlling the flow of certain kinds of traffic over its high-speed Internet system. That's the assertion made by a growing number of consumers and advocacy groups fighting practices they consider illegal via the courts, regulators, and some controversial, behind-the-scenes methods for masking Internet content. The brouhaha followed an Associated Press report ...

PHILADELPHIA - Alfred Zaccaria was finally going to leave the world of dial-up for high-speed access to the Internet without having to pay a lot more for service. Or so he thought. A 63-year-old landlord in northeast Philadelphia, he signed up for EarthLink's Wi-Fi Internet service in June for $6.95 a month, a rate that would rise to the regular price ...