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Dec 22, 2016
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Microsoft launches a Windows error code troubleshooting site

You can finally get an answer on those strange Windows error codes through Microsoft’s troubleshooting site, Fix Windows Update Errors. Read More

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Sorriest technology companies of 2016
Need a holiday recipe? AllRecipes and Microsoft Azure cloud have you covered
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Microsoft Outlook vs. native apps in Windows, MacOS, iOS, and Android
WUMT is a viable Windows Update alternative
Are OEMs already jumping on the Windows-on-ARM bandwagon?
Microsoft's year in review: The highs and lows of 2016

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Advanced Threats, Advanced Solutions: Integrating a Sandbox Into Your Infrastructure: Networkworld White Paper

The volume of threats is increasing, and cybercriminals are enhancing their techniques every day. Companies struggle to proactively see the threats that are coming, knowing when they have been breached and reacting quickly to minimize the threat. Download this whitepaper to learn about 12 different advanced malware techniques being used today and how sandboxing is an incredible tool that can help. Read More

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Sorriest technology companies of 2016

You won’t be sorry for spinning through our review of public apologies issued by tech companies, from Microsoft to Apple to Facebook to Samsung, in 2016. Read More

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Need a holiday recipe? AllRecipes and Microsoft Azure cloud have you covered

AllRecipes, founded in 1997, has undertaken a two-year migration to Microsoft Azure’s IaaS public cloud. AllRecipes services 1.5 billion visitors each year who view an average of 95 recipes her second, 66% of which are done on mobile devices. Read More

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How Microsoft rebounded to outshine Apple

As more consumers grow disenchanted with Apple, Microsoft has taken the opportunity to cash in on the growing popularity of Surface devices. Read More

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Microsoft Outlook vs. native apps in Windows, MacOS, iOS, and Android

Office 2016 has largely unified the Exchange experience on the desktop, but native apps still do better overall on mobile clients Read More

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WUMT is a viable Windows Update alternative

When it comes to handling Windows updates, WUMT offers several options bound to appeal to Windows admins and power users alike. And the price is right – WUMT is freeware. Read More

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Are OEMs already jumping on the Windows-on-ARM bandwagon?

A report from Asia claims hardware makers are interested in running Windows on an ARM-based processor. Read More

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Microsoft's year in review: The highs and lows of 2016

2016 was a pretty good year for Microsoft—only a few hiccups, including the pushiness to upgrade to Windows 10. Read More

White Paper: Fortinet, Inc.

Countering Evolving Cyber Threats: Networkworld White Paper

Regardless of an organization's security maturity model, when the growing level of sophisticated attackers and threats collide with the ever evolving and expanding network environment, a multifaceted defense approach is no longer a luxury, but a necessity. This paper outlines prioritization of solutions and the key areas that should be addressed in order to minimize the impact of potential threats. Read More

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