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• The '00s: A Decade In Tech PC World's editors take a look back at the past decade's greatest tech breakthroughs and setbacks.
• Google Races to Speed up the Web Google is in a really big hurry to make the Web experience faster.
• Firefox 3.5 Edges Ahead in Browser Race Firefox 3.5 adoption has exceeded IE 7 adoption, according to StatCounter.
• Firefox 3.6 Beta Updated Mozilla ships a fifth beta of Firefox 3.6 and delays release of the final code until next year.
• Microsoft, Intel, Google Legal News Prevails It was a week where competition regulators danced with IT industry behemoths: the U.S. Federal Trade Commission filed an antitrust lawsuit against Intel, while...
• Mozilla Rolls out Latest Firefox Beta New Firefox 3.6 beta is released
• Dazzboard Adds Support for Windows 7, Windows Mobile and Android Smartphones This week Dazzboard, a Web-based media syncing solution for smartphones and other portable devices, added Windows Mobile and Android-based phones to their roster of supported devices.
• EC, Microsoft Settlement Broadly Welcomed Microsoft's settlement of its antitrust issues with the EC was broadly welcomed Wednesday.
• EU Accepts Microsoft's Commitments to Offer Browser Choice The European Commission has ended an antitrust investigation after Microsoft promise to allow Windows users to choose their Internet browser
• Use Greasemonkey Scripts In IE, Chrome, and Safari The Greasemonkey add-on lets you customize Websites and browse the way you want to--if you're on Firefox. Here's how to get under the hood with Internet Explorer, Chrome, and Safari.
• Mozilla Endorses Bing Over Google Privacy Issues A Mozilla executive suggested Firefox users move to Bing for search functions, citing concerns over Google's stance on privacy.
• Google Chrome: How to Install 5 Hot Extensions Similar to Firefox add-ons, these cool Chrome extensions sit on your toolbar and extend the functionality of your browser.
• Norton Online Backup 2.0 Adds Mac Support Norton's updated Online Backup utility promises to make cross-platform living easier with the addition of Mac OS X support.
• Microsoft Update Fixes IE, Windows, Office Bugs Today's patch addresses seven critical flaws, including three in Internet Explorer 8, plus vulnerabilities in Windows, Office.
• Chrome Browser Arrives for Mac Google has shipped a prerelease version of its browser for Linux and OS X, but work remains.
• First Look: Chrome for Mac Just when you thought there were already too many OS X browsers--Safari, Firefox, OmniWeb, Camino, iCab, and Opera, to name but a few--one more enters the fray:...
• Google Releases Chrome Beta for Mac As promised, the Google Chrome for Mac beta has just made it in under the wire for a 2009 release. Of course, it's still just a beta, not a first release--and...
• First Look: Google's Chrome Operating System we've downloaded an early build of Google's Chrome OS--just released to the open source community-- to show you how it works so far.
• Microsoft Revamps Browser to Meet EU Antitrust Demand Browser screen tweaks desired by rivals may result in antitrust settlement this month.
• Microsoft Readies Browser Patch Next Tuesday's security updates apparently won't clean up the black screen of death, though.
• Android Answers: How to Get Multitouch Browsing on Droid Want multitouch browsing on your Motorola Droid? No problem. Here's how.
• Google Chrome Browser: Mac Beta Almost Ready Only eight bugs block beta, but several features will be AWOL.
• Attacks Appear Imminent as IE Exploit Is Improved Metasploit has released an improved attack for an IE zero-day attack, making criminal use more likely.
• Microsoft Issues Security Advisory on IE Vulnerability Microsoft has issued a security advisory that provides customers with guidance and workarounds for dealing with a zero-day exploit aimed at Internet Explorer.
• New Attack Fells Internet Explorer Symantec says that an unpatched flaw affecting IE 7 and IE 6 has been made public.