Mac fans try to spoil the holiday spirit by attacking a hashtag on Twitter created by Microsoft for their display window in Saks at Fifth Avenue on Windows.

A recent forum post on Malwarebytes by the CEO of the company Marcin Kleczynski, has leveled serious allegations against IOBit. The CEO has uncovered evidence against IOBit, a security firm from China, and leveled charges that they are stealing proprietary malware and signature databases from Malwarebytes.

Microsoft has released a fix for 62% progress bug while upgrading from Windows Vista to Windows 7.

Don’t wait to download your free copy of Kaspersky Internet Security 2010 for free, it is an offer which is only available if you have the host email address of some Windows 7 launch party.

Twitpic the popular image share service for twitter, seems to have silently endured a database crash or had a severe glitch in their system. While I was browsing pictures on Twitpic, I saw that all the image view counters have been reset to 1.

There are times when you want to print a webpage or document and see a message like the one below even though you have all the printers and drivers installed. Since the error says that there are no printers installed the most logical solution would be to check why it is giving you this error, [...]

In a major embarrassment for Google, Gmail went down once again today and is still inaccessible to many users.

I checked the tracker in uTorrent and saw the problem, the OpenBittorrent tracker I was using for the torrent is showing as offline.

Google has bandwidth limits in place and enforce them if you go above a certain limit for sites hosted on Google Pages

Early this morning two of the most popular social networking sites Twitter & Facebook along with Live Journal became victims of a Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attack.

Twitter is down and the reason for it being stated as a Distributed Denial of Services (DDoS) attack according to the twitter status blog here and here.

Spammers just got a bit smarter and have started to use the subject line to post messages instead of using the email body.

Spammers are everywhere, no matter how hard you try to avoid them they will coming after you in one way or the other.

Twitter is at it again, suspending authentic accounts that are not spam bots, just saw my timeline and saw a lot of my friends were suspended for now reason at all.

Ok, more scam alerts for Twitter, we are doing this just to make sure that whoever uses twitter is aware of the scam that people who use twitter face everyday, something that makes twitter a really really stupid service for many who are new to it.