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 Apple Releases Mac Defender Security Update--Everybody Relax! Snow Leopard update deletes malware, launches daily update feature, but cant make every Mac user instantly smarter. Share:   |  5 Fixes for the Biggest iPhone and iPad Headaches Bugged about a lousy app buy? Grappling with Game Center? Here are five fixes for the worst annoyances you're likely to encounter on your iPhone or iPad. Share: | Microsoft Joins Patent Review Group to Avoid Costly Litigation Microsoft has become the first member of a crowdsourcing service designed to challenge and invalidate specious software patents sometimes used in expensive lawsuits brought by so-called patent trolls. Share: | HP's Massive Battery Recall: What You Need to Know After reports of overheating laptop batteries, HP has recalled about 160,000 lithium-ion battery packs used in some of its HP and Compaq laptops. Here's the scoop. Share: | Intel's 'Museum of Me' is Cool, Creepy Facebook Fun It's kind of creepy&but that's your own fault. 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Share: | Developers Find a Lot to Love in Windows Phone 7 Mango The Windows Phone 7 Mango release, due this Fall, adds a lot to Microsoft's mobile OS, say a group of enterprise mobile programmers. Share: | |  | | Downloads: Editor's Collection | | Power Up Microsoft Office With These Add-InsLike most of the PC-owning world, you likely use Microsoft Office to get a lot of your work done. And like most of the PC-owning world, you wish you could get more out of Office. Wouldn't your life be easier if you could use the interface more effectively? Or Sync Outlook contacts with your Google account? How about combining the power of Office with the power of Google Docs? Help is on the way. 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