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  Apple Eventually use HTTPS in App Store

Apple has finally enabled secure App Store logins for mobile users, months after the issue was first reported to the consumer electronics giant.

Google researcher Elie Bursztein noticed that Apple's App Store protocols weren't secure back in July 2012, when he reported the issue to Cupertino. The... Read More

  Heres the $4.99 utility that might just have saved Windows 8

Veteran software outfit Stardock has offered Microsoft an elegant way to escape its Windows 8 Metro Notro dilemma.

With Windows 8, Redmond foisted a new and radical touchscreen-driven user interface on a desktop PC market that was already in a once-in-a-generation slump - and both consumer sales ... Read More

  Facebook hosting Windows 8 hackathon

Facebook is hosting a Windows 8 hackathon at the Facebook HQ this week which will give developers the chance to build social applications on Windows 8 using .NET, HTML5 and JavaScript, and the opportunity to win prizes for the best hacks. Experts from Microsoft and Facebook will be on-hand for quest... Read More

  Android 4.2 Jelly Bean arrives

Google has released the source code for the next version of Android. The open source operating system's next iteration will be known as Android Jelly Bean 4.2.

NOTE: Jelly Bean comes in alphabetical order in the Android family of naming convention which has previously seen versions named Cupcake,... Read More

  IE10 out for Windows 7

Microsoft has delivered a new preview release of Internet Explorer 10 for Windows 7, bringing the company's next-gen web browser to its previous-gen operating system.

If you'd like to try out IE 10 on Windows 7, head on over to the IE 10 downloads page and grab a copy for Windows 7 (requires SP1)... Read More