Thursday, March 26, 2009

[TechRepublic] Should you intall Internet Explorer 8?

March 26, 2009
Microsoft Internet Explorer 8 is released
The latest release of Microsoft's Web browser is now available. Internet Explorer 8 has a few new features that might make it worth your consideration. Mark Kaelin takes a first look.

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DiskDigger searches storage media for traces of lost files using brute-forcing to work its way through every single sector of drive. Jack Wallen explains how to use this open source application to recover data.


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Questions of the week - March 23, 2009
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