Microsoft has expanded the number of countries where Office Web Apps is available. The product has now been released in 26 countries.

The new release candidate of LibreOffice 3.3 is now available for download for Linux, Windows and Mac OS X. For this version The Document Foundation has focused on quality, stability, and improved compatibility with Microsoft’s Office package.

Internet Explorer 9 will be getting a "Tracking Protection" feature to help users control online tracking from websites they visit. The feature is expected to be part of the Release Candidate build, due in early 2011.

While many of the sites that access your browser history are not using it for criminal purposes, the whole idea is somewhat chilling. Some browsers protect you automatically, but you may need to change settings on others.

Perhaps proving how little regard people have for intellectual property, and licensing fees, a single license for Avast’s security software has been used by people around the world.

It’s probably easy to see where you’d get a better deal on a single large-license purchase than several smaller purchases. But… This article looks at several items to keep in mind when you start negotiating for your next batch of upgraded licenses.

According to a cable released by Wikileaks, the hack of Google was orchestrated after a Chinese official Googled himself and saw unflattering remarks posted about him on the web.

PackFlash has launched a Friendly URL, SEO and Sitemap module for their DotNetNuke open source content management system. This module allows non-technical website administrators to control URLs.

In March, TurboHercules filed an antitrust complaint against IBM. Now Microsoft has now invested in the company, which makes a mainframe emulator.

It’s easy to get lost in the mass of e-mail, junk and otherwise, many of us get every day. This article offers some simple tips on keeping the flood under control.