Microsoft posts new Windows XP SP3 build for public download - computerworld.com

Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama, is drawing a bead on the practice of offshore outsourcing, which has displaced nearly one in 10 IT workers in the U.S.

Nearly 100 domains related to Hurricane Gustav have been registered in the past 48 hours - some of which may be used by bogus charity and relief scams.

As tropical storm Gustav approaches hurricane strength and heads toward the Gulf Coast, the IT lessons learned from the devastating Hurricanes Katrina and Rita that smashed New Orleans and other areas in 2005 are on the minds of many worried IT managers.

PCs for the style-conscious were strutted down the runway at the PROJECT Las Vegas trade show for the fashion industry.

Google unveiled plans for the Android Market, where developers can distribute content for Android phones.

If you're the target of a phishing attack, one thing you probably shouldn't do is backtalk. Otherwise, you may be the target of a follow-up attack.

Google is testing possible changes to its market-leading search engine that would enable users to re-rank search results and add comments to results pages.

August 25, 2008 (Computerworld) Microsoft Corp. today spelled out new privacy tools in Internet Explorer 8 (IE8) that some have dubbed "porn mode" in a nod to the most obvious use of a browser privacy mode.

Google has gone from innovative upstart to fat-and-happy industry leader in what seems like record time. Put simply, the search giant has lost its mojo. That's good news for Microsoft, and it could affect how you use Google's cloud computing services in t

On Tuesday, Microsoft posted a new version of Windows XP Service Pack 3 (SP3) for public consumption. The new build, Release Candidate 2 (RC2), was previously released to a private group of beta testers on Feb. 7th.