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Disable Java? Here's how, after US agency warns of software 'vulnerability.'
To prevent cyber crime, the Department of Homeland Security advises Americans to temporarily disable Java 7 software, commonly used in Web-browser programs.
PayPal restructuring means lost jobs
Horizons How to defend against Flashback malware, which hit 600K Macs
Horizons Firefox 11, live this week, gets dev tools and add-on sync, but not much more
6 men alleged to be LulzSec hackers
Horizons SOPA blackout: How to get around the Wikipedia protest
Horizons Firefox 6 quietly rolled by Mozilla
You just dropped your phone in water. Now what?
How to save the last tigers on Earth
Horizons Firefox 4 available for download now
Top Google search terms for 2010: Chatroulette beats Justin Bieber
Horizons Twitter hacked? Not really. Here's the scoop.
Horizons Internet Explorer 9 beta makes the browser wars interesting again
Horizons Google balls: What's up with the Google logo today?
Horizons Google Chrome 6: What it is and how to get it
Paper Economy FTC considers anti-trust inquiry into Apple
Horizons Firefox 3.6 released
Horizons Google Wave: Developers paddle in
Horizons Download of the day: Firefox 3.5
Horizons Browser wars: New Safari soars, leaving competitors in the dust
Horizons Safari 4's browser war salvo
Horizons Palm Pre breaks the rules, but can it break into the market?
One month later, has Chrome’s polish lasted?

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