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BBM brings the fight to WhatsApp, hits iOS and Android this summer 
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BBM brings the fight to WhatsApp, hits iOS and Android this summer View all Stuff Articles

by Esat Dedezade  |  15 May 2013  |  Comment now
BlackBerry messenger goes multi-platform at last, by invading iPhone and Android camps this summer.
Passwords: how to choose one and why we need them 
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Passwords: how to choose one and why we need them

by Philip Branch  |  14 May 2013  |  Comment now
Having trouble remembering all your passwords? Don’t expect respite any time soon.
How to: 15 Excel features to master your data 
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How to: 15 Excel features to master your data

by Darien Graham-Smith  |  14 May 2013  |  Comment now
Microsoft Excel is packed with powerful tools. Darien Graham-Smith runs through some easy-to-use features for analysing and presenting data.
Vuze 5.0 makes torrents easier to find and manage 
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Vuze 5.0 makes torrents easier to find and manage

by Nick Peers  |  14 May 2013  |  Comment now
Azureus Software has released Vuze 5.0, a major update of its open-source, cross-platform Bittorrent client.
Google I/O 2013 will focus on software, claims Android chief 
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by Stephen Graves  |  14 May 2013  |  Comment now
Developer conference won't feature new hardware products, says Google's head of Android Sundar Pichai.
Microsoft to address IE8 zero-day vulnerability in next Patch Tuesday 
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Microsoft to address IE8 zero-day vulnerability in next Patch Tuesday

by Carolyn Hunter  |  13 May 2013  |  Comment now
Microsoft is to address the vulnerability in Internet Explorer 8 that could potentially lead to zero-day attacks in its May Patch Tuesday next week.
Minor improvements mark out FileZilla 3.7.0 release 
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Minor improvements mark out FileZilla 3.7.0 release

by Nick Peers  |  13 May 2013  |  Comment now
Open-source FTP client FileZilla 3.7.0 and FileZilla Portable 3.7.0 have both been released.
Google Translate for Android 2.7 adds PhraseBook, extends camera-input support 
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Google Translate for Android 2.7 adds PhraseBook, extends camera-input support

by Nick Peers  |  10 May 2013  |  Comment now
Google has released Google Translate for Android 2.7, a major update of its free translation app.
Acronis True Image Lite 2013 provides simple, fuss-free backup – but little else 
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Acronis True Image Lite 2013 provides simple, fuss-free backup – but little else

by Nick Peers  |  10 May 2013  |  Comment now
Acronis International has added a new, cut-down backup tool to its roster with the release of True Image Lite 2013 by Acronis.
Viber 3.0 sees free Skype alternative reach out to desktop audience 
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Viber 3.0 sees free Skype alternative reach out to desktop audience

by Nick Peers  |  9 May 2013  |  Comment now
Mobile VoIP provider Viber has broken new ground by releasing Viber for Desktop 3.0 for Windows and Mac.
Windows 8 redesign could bring back Start button 
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by Luke Edwards  |  9 May 2013  |  Comment now
Windows 8 Blue is due in a few weeks and should make regular Windows users feel more at home with the tile based system.
Filedrop is a much better version of AirDrop 
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Filedrop is a much better version of AirDrop

by Nick Peers  |  8 May 2013  |  Comment now
Filedrop gives you all the goodness of AirDrop in both Windows and Mac, mobile apps to follow.
Microsoft faces IE8 zero-day, after US department serves watering hole attack 
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Microsoft faces IE8 zero-day, after US department serves watering hole attack

by Dan Kaplan  |  8 May 2013  |  Comment now
A watering hole attack targeting the US Department of Labor (DoL) website served an exploit that took advantage of a previously unknown vulnerability in Internet Explorer 8.
Easily check multiple files for malware with PhrozenSoft VirusTotal Uploader 
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Easily check multiple files for malware with PhrozenSoft VirusTotal Uploader

by Mike Williams  |  8 May 2013  |  Comment now
PhrozenSoft VirusTotal Uploader is a powerful tool which can quickly check just about any file for malware with around 50 of the world’s leading antivirus engines.
Cyberduck 4.3.1 improves OS X compatibility, but drops support for Dropbox and Google Drive 
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Cyberduck 4.3.1 improves OS X compatibility, but drops support for Dropbox and Google Drive

by Nick Peers  |  8 May 2013  |  Comment now
Swiss cloud-storage browser tool Cyberduck 4.3.1 has been released for Mac and Windows.
Review: LibreOffice 4 
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Review: LibreOffice 4

by Johnathan Bray  |  7 May 2013  |  Comment now
The latest version of our favourite free office suite has some welcome additions, but comes with a few caveats.
Adobe - goodbye Creative Suite, hello cloud! 
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Adobe - goodbye Creative Suite, hello cloud!

by David Hollingworth  |  7 May 2013  |  Comment now
The long-suspected switch from a disc-based offering to a pure digital solution for Adobe's Creative products has arrived.
5 amazing things you can do with Instagram 
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by Sam Kieldsen  |  7 May 2013  |  Comment now
The most social of photo apps isn’t just about sharing artful shots of sunsets – it has some brilliant real world uses too.
Investigator: Regional lockout on Kaspersky 
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Investigator: Regional lockout on Kaspersky

by Rosalyn Page  |  6 May 2013  |  Comment now
retroactive blocking causes consumer headache.
Avast! 8.0.1488 adds SecureLine VPN protection, improves stability and performance 
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Avast! 8.0.1488 adds SecureLine VPN protection, improves stability and performance

by Nick Peers  |  6 May 2013  |  Comment now
AVAST Software has released avast! Free Antivirus 8.0.1488 and avast! Internet Security 8.0.1488 for PCs running Windows XP or later. Version 8.0.1488 is the first notable update since version 8 was released at the end...
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