ChevronWP7 allows users to load any application onto their WinPhone7 device. The tool will allow corporations to develop and deploy custom apps for their employees without having to put them on Microsoft’s Marketplace.

While this article offers several ways to kill your computer, the methods could be applied to virtually any electronic device with equal effect. Well, okay, maybe locking your cellphone in the file cabinet won’t result in the battery combusting.

GpCode, while still fairly rare, is back. The malware holds your system hostage by encrypting all your files until you pay for a key to unlock the encryption.

The President’s Book of Secrets takes viewers on a journey inside White House history to unveil staggering information about secrets known only to the President.

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A computer program, called True Knowledge, was used to scan newspaper reports of events from 1900 to the present to identify the "most boring day". The winner, when nothing of note was recorded, is reportedly Sunday, April 11, 1954.

Lepide Software has released Kernel for PowerPoint 10.11.01 to help you recover data from damaged files. The new version provides an enhanced data recovery engine to repair .ppt, .pps, .ppsx, and .pptx files created using MS PowerPoint 2010, 2007, 2003, 2002, 2000, and 97.

People at The MobileTechWorld Web site recently found a glitch in Microsoft’s download servers. They were able to download, and unpack, code for other developers’ apps.

Touch-screens are great except… The lack of tactile feedback leaves many of us unsure if we successfully "entered" information. Microsoft has filed a patent for a touch-screen that will give you the sensation of clicking a button.

UCVHOST, a Windows VPS hosting company, UCVHOST will continue to offer the SmarterMail mail server packaged with its Windows Hosting services at no additional cost.

Navigosphere is a new way to do searches. It’s a sphere connected to a 2D browser which allows connecting up to 48 Internet links to only one search bar. Designed to be used on touch screens, Navigosphere runs on Windows XP, Vista or 7 (32 or 64 bit).