Ryan Naraine: Five of the 10 bulletins are rated "critical," Microsoft's highest severity rating. Plus, fixes are in for a pair of disclosed flaws and the CanSecWest Pwn2Own vulnerability used to exploit Internet Explorer on Windows 7.
Adrian Kingsley-Hughes: At yesterday's WWDC 09 keynote speech Apple announced the release of Safari 4 for Windows and Mac - claiming that it is "the world's fastest browser." I'm always suspicious of the "world's blankest blank" claims, so I decided to put them to the test.
Larry Dignan: Google CEO Eric Schmidt says regulators needn't worry - it's easy to switch search engines. But Microsoft has introduced Bing, a search engine that has been well received and could take market share. Where does the truth lie?
Larry Dignan: IBM on Tuesday rolled out a social networking system designed to encourage its 100,000 strong partner network to better collaborate on projects.
Sam Diaz: These updates, though, don't come in the form of a face lift or a new user interface. These are updates to the core code and data within the knowledge base.
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