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Google Reader is shutting down July 1st
Written by Supreme Admin
Powering Down Google Reader
3/13/2013 04:06:00 PM
Posted by Alan Green, Software Engineer
We have just announced on the Official Google Blog
that we will soon retire Google Reader (the actual date is July 1,
2013). We know Reader has a devoted following who will be very sad to
see it go. We’re sad too.
Microsoft adds more security features to Outlook.com
Written by Supreme Admin
Microsoft launched the new Outlook.com in late July and since then the online email service has registered 25 million active users. Today, Microsoft announced that it will be beefing up online security for Outlook.com subscribers with the introduction of DMARC and EV certificate support.
The Outlook blog goes over each of the new security features in detail. One of them is DMARC, which stands for Domain-based Message Authentication, Reporting and Conformance. It's been set up so users can fight off phishing email attacks that seem to come from a real source, such as a email from a bank that is in fact looking to steal personal information.
Read more: Microsoft adds more security features to Outlook.com
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- ► June (81)
- • Can a sub-$400 Surface RT give new life to Microsoft's tablet?
- • AT&T Rolls Out Emergency Alerts Update to iPhone Users
- • Six ways to protect yourself from the NSA and other eavesdroppers
- • Would a smartphone 'killswitch' deter thieves?
- • Facebook finally gets #hashtags
- • NSA: We listen to your phone calls without warrants, too
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- • Does encryption really shield you from government's prying eyes?
- • Office Mobile for iPhone: What you need to know
- • Review: Apple MacBook Air 13-inch (Mid 2013)
- • Review: Samsung Galaxy Note 8
- • System76 introduces new high-end Ubuntu Linux laptops
- • Facebook, Microsoft disclose information on user data requests
- • Titan supercomputer hits 20 petaflops of processing power
- • Who cares if the Xbox One is spying on you?
- • Anonymous Xbox engineer explains DRM and Microsoft's Xbox One intentions
- • Manufacturers reportedly ignoring Windows Phone due to OS fees... and Nokia
- • Microsoft brings Office to the iPhone
- • Has the Xbox One 'alienated the entire military'?
- • Reuters: Apple considering 4.7-inch and 5.7-inch iPhones, $99 model
- • Google Reader is shutting down July 1st
- • DuckDuckGo receives record traffic following PRISM scandal
- • Next-generation wireless networks: From Gigabit Wi-Fi to white space
- • Apple adding 'kill switch' to iPhones
- • List of Xbox One and PlayStation 4 exclusive games
- • E3 2013: Is this the beginning of the end for booth babes?
- • Microsoft defends the Xbox One's used game policy
- • Google asks the U.S. to lift gag order on national security requests
- • AMD announces FX-9590 5 GHz processor
- • Surface Pro and Surface RT get new firmware updates
- • Apple unveils OS X 'Mavericks'
- • Microsoft reveals pricing for Xbox One
- • Apple has announced iOS 7, dramatically overhauls the interface
- • Apple has posted its iOS 7 overview video, highlights all the features
- • The PlayStation 4 to cost $399, available this holiday season
- • PlayStation 4 online multiplayer gaming is no longer free
- • Data breaches caused mostly by negligence and glitches, study finds
- • IT departments won't exist in five years
- • Apple blinks, inks deals with labels in time to intro 'iRadio' on Monday
- • How to Secure Your Wireless Network
- • Review: Sony Xperia Tablet Z
- • Apple to begin iPhone trade-ins this month
- • Facebook forensics? What the feds can learn from your digital crumbs
- • Microsoft goes public with Windows 8.1 upgrade policies
- • All eyes on Apple Monday, for a reinvention of iOS
- • Android Trojan OBAD in the wild
- • Microsoft denies participating in US online intelligence gathering efforts
- • iWatch likely to launch in second half of 2013, says analyst
- • Sources: US intelligence agencies tap servers of top Internet companies
- • Pirate Bay co-founder charged in massive hacking case
- • Police baffled as car thieves use unknown gadget to enter vehicles
- • 'Diablo III' announced for Xbox 360, releasing alongside PS3 version Sept. 3
- • Windows 8.1 Start button finally shown off on video
- • Microsoft to release just five security bulletins Tuesday
- • Xbox One Needs To Connect To The Internet Every 24 Hours For Gaming
- • New LoJack solution for Galaxy S4 makes theft meaningless
- • Microsoft: All apps must be re-installed for preview-to-RTM Windows 8.1 upgrade
- • Watch Windows upgrade from 1.0 to Windows 8 Pro
- • Microsoft reveals more info on Visual Studio 2013
- • ITC rules for Samsung, bans import of older Apple devices
- • Microsoft won't say if IE11 will be made for Windows 7
- • Skype on iOS gets updated, fixes chat bugs
- • Microsoft previews Windows 8.1 in short video
- • Apple releases OS X 10.8.4, significant Wi-Fi improvements
- • Brace for an Internet traffic explosion in 2017, Cisco says
- • Security firm warns of malware that touts the day's headlines
- • Intel Debuts Modest CPU Upgrade
- • A closer look at what's new in Windows 8.1
- • Mozilla Readies Major Firefox Redesign As It Ponders What The Browser Of The Future Should Look Like
- • Yahoo Shuts Down Mail Classic, Forces Switch To New Version
- • What's behind Microsoft's Surface fire sale?
- • Chicago Sun-Times fires its photographers; smartphone pics may supplement freelancers
- • What to expect from WWDC 2013
- • Google seriously considered researching teleportation
- • BMW helps to create a cool looking PC
- • Kinect for Windows used to create new hotel kiosk display
- • Windows 8 usage on Steam climbs to 12.72 percent in May
- • Here's how the new Windows Blue Start Button may work
- • Google must obey FBI's warrantless requests for user data for now, judge rules
- • Windows 8 core apps updated
- • Gloves Off: Microsoft builds Windows vs. iPad comparison site
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- • The Easiest Ways Not to Get Hacked
- • Apple CEO drops big hints at upcoming iWatch
- • Windows 8.1 start buttons leaks, looks familiar
- • RetroUI Free Start menu for Windows 8 announced
- • Facebook announces Twitter-style verified pages
- • Reports indicate first Firefox OS tablet will be unveiled next week
- • HTC One Jelly Bean 4.2.2 update "very close"
- • LG won't be making the Nexus 5
- • Report claims Apple’s iPhone 5S will include a new Retina display
- • Samsung steals smartphone revenue crown from Apple
- • Microsoft: Xbox One's Kinect to have privacy options
- • Splashtop 2 Remote Desktop arrives for Windows Phone: Free for a limited time
- • Lenovo Reach revealed; will remember all of your passwords
- • Opera launches first Chromium-based beta version of web browser
- • Ouch: Windows 8 customer satisfaction drops to Vista-era lows
- • Xbox One reportedly will be region-locked
- • Razer teases May 30th product reveal that's really thin
- • FCC hopes to avoid 'end of world' for cell phones
- • Jony Ive’s iOS 7 redesign described as ‘black, white, and flat all over’
- • Microsoft kills another start button with Xbox One controller
- • Latest build of Windows 8.1 updates icons of new apps
- • Microsoft offers 3 GB of extra free SkyDrive space for US college students
- • Who ever said Apple products are overpriced? Apple 1 sells for $650,000
- • HTC in disarray: staff departures, 'disastrous' First, and production problems cloud company's future
- • The iWatch's Time Will Be 2014, Says Analyst
- • AT&T adds 'administrative fee' to wireless bills
- • Bad news: Google Glass will probably launch with terrible battery life
- • And the study says: Windows 8 users rarely touch Metro apps
- • Secret Labs takes a crack at a new .Net watch
- • As Apple moves away from Samsung, Google cosies up with Glass OLED displays
- • Even new PCs can have problems
- • Schumer Introduces Bill to Make Cell Phone ID Tampering a Crime
- • Review: Nokia Lumia 928
- • New Notifications and Notification Center live on Google Chrome Beta
- • Microsoft files complaint over XboxOne.com domain
- • More details emerge about Apple's "flat" UI plans for iOS 7
- • Microsoft and Google now "working together" on YouTube Windows Phone app
- • Microsoft's Next-Gen Kinect for Windows Sensor Launching Next Year
- • Samsung's Galaxy S4 soars to 10m sales in under a month
- • iOS 7 will integrate Flickr and Vimeo, reports suggest
- • The PlayStation 4 is, on paper, faster than the Xbox One
- • Lenovo posts record sales just as PC market shrinks
- • Microsoft's new mice include a Windows button, built for Windows 8
- • Twitter steps up security with two-factor authentication option
- • Mint 15: Today's best Linux desktop
- • Microsoft makes Siri look foolish in new Windows 8 advertisement
- • It's pronounced "jif" says GIF creator Steve Wilhite
- • LoJack for Android to be embedded in Samsung Galaxy S4's firmware
- • Researchers find critical vulnerabilities in popular game engines
- • Pandora Premieres gives you an early listen on new albums
- • Xbox One: Provide your email address, get $10 at Microsoft Store
- • Microsoft posts Xbox One unveiling video for your replay enjoyment
- • Xbox One uses the Windows Kernel, completes the ecosystem
- • Microsoft announces next generation Kinect for Xbox One
- • Microsoft announces next-generation Xbox One console
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- • Windows Phone's "slow" multitasking debunked
- • Samsung's Galaxy Tab 3 to contain Intel Atom chip, source says
- • SSD vs HDD: What's the Difference?
- • Samsung hyping new 3200x1800 LCD display for future notebooks
- • Sony tries to take some of next Xbox reveal's thunder with PS4 design teaser
- • Thousands of Tumblr blogs migrate to Wordpress after Yahoo deal
- • Latest Leap Motion video shows fingers in the air interacting with Windows 8
- • Flickr revamped, comes with 1TB of free storage
- • Thanks To Apple And Google, Wearable Technology Is On Track To Become A $50 Billion Market
- • iPhone 6 Concept Includes a Projected Keyboard
- • Google Glass designers predict possibilities for wearable tech market
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- • Why Enterprise Is Avoiding Windows 8
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