Well it seems that a lot of people who are itching to get the latest functions in the newest version of Internet Explorer 7.
The newest features included tabbed browsing, something that FireFox and Opera had for ages and improved anti-phishing security.
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Well it is now official that AMD has taken over ATi. Now users who go to
ATi.com will now be redirect to ati.amd.com.
We will not see the effects of the take over in the immediate future but new products from AMD/ATi partnership seems to be pretty likely in the near future with better graphics and now AMD can compete with Intel on integrated graphics for budget PCs.
I for one hope this transition of integrated graphics is a quick one since Intel is “poisoning” the market with cheap and well somewhat useless graphics in both laptops and desktops that lack the features that are capable of running today’s games.
Well the long wait is over and Mozilla FireFox 2.0 is available, although it is
not shown on their homepage.
Mac and Linux versions are also available.
So far, I have installed 2.0 and it is blazing fast, although some extensions still haven’t migrated from version 1.x to 2.0.
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Well as it is that time of year again when security vendors roll out their latest products, that everyone will take a look. Security is still a big business and money is often spent keeping your information to yourself without letting the bad guys take hold.
Previously, I have reviewed Norton Antivirus 2007 and well it did not do so well in our reviews when it came to protection. This time its the number 2 guy in the security world’s turn to be taken apart and that is McAfee Internet Security Suite.
About McAfee Internet Security Suite
This product contains the whole kitten caboodle when it comes to securing your computer. It has antivirus, firewall, anti-phishing products and much more. But does that more mean better? Well, hopefully so, but you will see in the review how I found this product.
How the product was tested
The same testing methods were used as in NAV 2007, although we did test email this time around. Also tested was parental control features (only blocking inappropriate images) and also gave popup blocking a whirl.
We also wanted to put McAfee’s SiteAdvisor to the test to see how well it can detect phishing sites and also rootkits that have been installed on the system.