NFS : ProStreet comes out on October, 31st

The american company Electronic Arts (EA) has identified the official release date of a racing game Need for Speed ProStreet. Why publishers have decided to release their product on Halloween eve remains an enigma.
ProStreet is a modern, beautiful race-game, which refers to the future of street racing. Developers took the next part of the game very seriously. Ridiculous Youth Carbon seems to have been vanished at all. “Cute� nig

Mozilla released students edition of Firefox

Mozilla has released a special version of Firefox designed for students. Firefox Campus Edition includes version 2.0.0.6 and three special additions to make students’ Internet surfing more comfortable. The first extension was FoxyTunes. It is designed to manage multimedia player straight in your browser window. It is compatible with Windows Media Player, Winamp, iTunes, Media Player Classic and several other players for Windows and Linux. The s

Nero 8 comes out on October, 1st

The company Nero has unveiled some details on the eighth version of the similarly-named package for work with the multimedia. The new version of Nero will be optimized for work under Windows Vista and the new interface will simplify access to the components of the package. For example, all ways of editing multimedia content will be available on the program start page.
The eighth version of Nero will also support high-definition video,

Microsoft postpones release of Windows Server 2008

Microsoft has once again postponed the date of releasing its new server operating system, Windows Server 2008.
Softwareplatform Windows Server 2008 has been being tested since 2005. The new OS has an interface based on the command line PowerShell, improved firewall and the console Server Manager with enhanced features of remote administration. The software platform supports virtualization technologies and multi-core processors.

Dangerous vulnerability found in MSN Messenger

A dangerous vulnerability has been detected in MSN Messenger, which is used by miscreants for gaining unauthorized access to a remote computer.
The bug was first reported by the author of the blog Zero Day. For organizing an attack through the bug, an attacker is to force a victims to participate in the session by video conference. If a user agrees to do so, the attacker may, by means of a specially formed data package, cause a heap ov