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 Microsoft Confirms Critical IE Bug, Works on Fix Microsoft late Wednesday confirmed that all versions of Internet Explorer (IE) contain a critical vulnerability that attackers can exploit by persuading users... Share:   |  Skype Outage: What You Need to Know More than 24 hours after a Skype outage hit users around the world, the service has come back online for most users. Here what you need to know about the status of Skype. Share: | Holiday Shopping Guide: 10 Tech Accessories You're Paying Too Much For Don't blow your budget on overpriced gadget accessories. Here's how to get the best deals on cases, cables, software, and more. Share: | Skype Outage Affecting Two-Thirds of Users The outage was caused by problems with Skype's underlying peer-to-peer interconnection system, and about 5 million users are back online. Share: | iPad 2 Rumors: Flatter and Louder A Japanese blog says the new iPad will have a wide-ranging speaker for better sound and a flat back instead of a curved shape. 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Share: | Meet the Data-Storing Bacteria E.Coli: It's not just for making people sick anymore. Researchers have figured out how to use it to store data. Share: | Skype Back Online: Users Warned of Sluggish Service More Skype users are back online after a significant service outage Wednesday, but the company warns you may still see slower service times for status updates, instant messaging and initiating group video chat. Share: | Simply Amazing Web designers have always been acutely aware of the limitations of their medium: slow modems have limited the size and number of graphics used on web sites, and designers even once had to limit their graphics to a web-safe palette of 216 colors. Share: | |  | | Top News on PCWorld.com | Microsoft Confirms Critical IE Bug, Works on Fix Microsoft late Wednesday confirmed that all versions of Internet Explorer (IE) contain a critical vulnerability that attackers can exploit by persuading users... 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