East Imperial Soft has released Magic Uneraser version 3.1. Magic Uneraser recovers deleted files and folders from healthy, formatted, and damaged disks.

Microsoft hasn’t even officially named it "Windows 8". So, what is true and what is merely speculation about the next version of Microsoft’s operating system. This article attempts to pin things down.

From Microsoft Press come two new Developer’s Guides: Visual Basic Edition and the C# Edition. These books are designed for software development specialists, to demonstrate best practices for using the Enterprise Library.

While many hackers are "rewarded" with lawsuits, Microsoft is trying a new tack. They’ve awarded free T-shirts and recognition to some hackers of WinPhone7.

Carberp targets Windows PCs by disguising itself as a Windows file and removing or disabling any anti-virus software. Then it looks for banking information to steal.

If you buy a new computer with Windows pre-installed, but you don’t want Windows, you cannot get a refund from either Microsoft or the computer maker. Italian officials have decided this is unfair.

Sometimes we get questions that just aren’t possible to answer using Outlook

Read this OutlookPower article.

Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer has used the state visit of Chinese President Hu Jintao to point out that 90 percent of Chinese "customers" of Microsoft did not pay for the software they use. This may be part of the reason why most still use Internet Explorer 6.

Research In Motion (RIM) is continuing to stress integration with the enterprise by building a BlackBerry client for Microsoft’s SharePoint collaboration platform. The Sharepoint client is expected to be available early this year.

IPv4 (Internet Protocol version 4) is the current standard of internet connectivity. But, it only allows for 4 billion individual addresses. Version 6 (IPv6) allows for many more addresses and is slowly being implemented by major ISPs.