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Microsoft Is Killing Internet Explorer 11 For Good by 2022

By Aaron Klotz Published

Microsoft is finally retiring its once-popular web browser, Internet Explorer by June of 2022.

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Internet Explorer 11, Legacy Edge Losing Microsoft Support in 2021

By Ash Hill Published

Beginning this November, Microsoft will drop IE 11 support for Microsoft 365 applications.

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Microsoft's New Chromium-Based Edge Browser Is Now Available for Windows and macOS

By Nathaniel Mott Published

Microsoft's new Edge browser, which is based on the Chromium technology at the heart of Google Chrome, is now available for Windows and macOS.

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Intel at IEDM: Stacking Nanoribbon Transistors and Other Bleeding Edge Research

By Arne Verheyde Published

Intel opens up about its recent research projects

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Microsoft Patches Internet Explorer Security Flaw

By Nathaniel Mott Published

Microsoft patched an Internet Explorer security vulnerability that enabled remote code execution on several versions of Windows.

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Microsoft Patches New Wormable Bugs in Massive Security Update

By Lucian Armasu Published

Microsoft patched 93 security vulnerabilities for the month of August, including two new wormable bugs.

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EK Launches New Monoblock for Asus ROG Strix Z390-I

By Thomas Soderstrom Published

Because Mini-ITX can never have too many fans.

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New Edge Features Hands-On: Internet Explorer Mode, macOS Version and Privacy

By Andrew E. Freedman Published

At Build 2019, I got to try the newest features coming to Edge: IE Mode, the macOS version and some privacy features.

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Microsoft's Chromium Edge Will Have an Internet Explorer Mode, macOS Support

By Andrew E. Freedman Published

The new version of Edge will behave like Internet Explorer, and will also have a suite of new security features.

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Most Cyber Attacks Targeted Microsoft Office in Q4 - Kaspersky

By Nathaniel Mott Published

Kaspersky Labs said at the Security Analyst Summit that 70 percent of attacks it saw in the fourth quarter of 2018 involved Microsoft Office in some way.

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