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Will Microsoft Face the Ire of Antitrust Regulators for Windows 8?
Windows Windows 8 fails to offer third-party app developers a level playing field by allowing only Microsoft applications to access many of the restricted APIs. However, is this sufficient cause for an antitrust investigation? Read More »
Indian Government and Courts Ignore Common Sense and Laws of the Land in a Drive to Leash the Internet
Tech News A Delhi High Court judge has threatened to follow the Chinese model of banning websites with objectionable content. However, is forcing Facebook and Google to pre-screen content reasonable, or even legal? Read More »
Windows 8: When Two Worlds Collide
Windows Windows 8 tries to provide the best of both worlds by merging the new touch-first Metro UI and the classic desktop shell. However, this approach requires perfect harmony between the various element. Does Windows 8 succeed in pulling it off? Read More »
Ribbonized Explorer in Windows 8 is Good News [Editorial]
Windows The news that Windows 8 Explorer will feature a Ribbon interface has been met with overwhelming negativity. However, the Ribbon UI helps Windows stay true to its tradition by enhancing both functionality and flexibility.. Read More »
The Pitfalls of Firefox’s Rapid Release Cycle [Editorial]
Internet Browsers A discussion on the cons of Mozilla's new rapid release cycle, which tries to fix something that wasn't really broken and creates new problems of its own. Read More »