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Andrew Cunningham is a rarity - an IT professional with a liberal arts degree. Please don't hold that against him. When he's not supporting the faculty and staff of Kenyon College, he's writing about games, music and movies at his other blog, Charge Shot!!!
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Apple is set to talk details on the next versions of both its major operating systems, Mac OS X 10.7 Lion and iOS 5, at its Worldwide Developers Conference on [...]

The last twelve months have been turbulent for the Adobe Flash Player. After spending years at a languid development pace (Flash 10.0 was originally released in 2008), several things happened [...]

Microsoft announced today that it would be buying VoIP provider Skype for $8.5 billion, Microsoft’s most expensive acquisition to date. This move would allow Microsoft to more closely integrate voice [...]

Some Microsoft engineer was definitely having some fun with this one: Last week, Microsoft quietly a released a desktop gadget to remind customers and businesses of one important fact: Windows [...]

It’s that time again – the second Tuesday of the month is upon us, and with it comes another sizable roundup of Microsoft updates. It’s a big month this time [...]

Microsoft yesterday announced the availability of the Community Technology Preview (CTP) of Windows Thin PC, a slimmed-down version of Windows 7 designed to be installed on older and low-spec computers. [...]

After months of delays, twelve betas, and two release candidates, Mozilla released Firefox 4 today for Windows XP, Vista, and 7, the Intel versions of Mac OS X 10.5 and [...]

Microsoft’s Eric Hautala wrote in a blog post recently that the Windows Phone 7 “NoDo” update, which delivers copy and paste and other small improvements, would be released in late [...]

This year’s Pwn2Own hacker conference is currently underway in Vancouver, and as always one of the main events involves taking down fully-patched Web browsers running on fully patched operating systems. [...]

Almost a year ago, I did a piece on the stuff I use in my day-to-day life, computing-wise. Because people seemed to enjoy it and because quite a bit has [...]

It’s February 22, and that means that the common man is getting what those spoiled MSDN and TechNet people got last week – the ability to download the final version [...]

Today is February 16, and that means that Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008 R2 SP1 is officially available to a select few Microsoft customers – MSDN and TechNet subscribers, [...]