Top 10 articles, 6 November 2009
The worst Microsoft products of all time, and a USB stick security flaw
The big hit with V3.co.uk readers this week was our rundown of the worst Microsoft products of all time, but the software giant also made the top 10 with the news of a further 800 redundancies. Let's just...
More on Operating Systems
Zoom promises to resolve security and privacy issues in its video-conferencing service
The company says users are utilising the app in myriad unexpected ways
How rapid advances in quantum computing are reshaping cybersecurity
We must all prepare for the end of public key encryption as we know it
Peter Cochrane: Coronavirus as a change agent
Could the coronavirus outbreak instigate a broader change for the better in society? Professor Peter Cochrane believes it could
Microsoft to migrate Office 365 Personal and Home users to Microsoft 365
Microsoft 365 will add new cloud-based features to Office 365 Personal and Home subscribers
The top-ten tenets of software quality assurance, part six: testing
Testers have to be destroyers, argues Mark Wilson. But too often testers aren't trying too hard to bust the software. Rather, they are trying to show it working
Back to Top
