Here's a look at the most popular posts of 2007 based on traffic. It's a microcosm of the year in security. Hacker, Microsoft duke it out over Vista design flaw Wi-Fi hacking, with a handheld PDA Super Bowl stadium site

The public has a seemingly insatiable demand for as much information as possible about Microsoft security. To help feed it, Microsoft has added yet another information resource: its new Security Vulnerability Research and Defense blog, which officially launched this week.

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A powerful PSP converter, PSP movie converter to convert all video files.

Converts video files to AVI, WMV/ASF, MPEG-1/MPEG-2 and VCD/DVD/SVCD

Easily converts all popular video formats to iPhone with great quality.

A perfect iPod movie converter and popular audio and video conversion software for iPod.

Shows an icon in the notification area from which you control OpenVPN.

An application for converting files of any video format into the one used by your mobile phone, media player, PDA.

Convert / Record / Mix audio to Mobile Ringtone format as AMR, MMF, AMRWB, WAV

This application will enable you to read any document created in OpenOffice without requiring this software.

A great image slideshow for your desktop screen.

A text-to-screen software for text messaging crowd interaction.

A development studio geared for creating DirectX games and software in a WYSIWYG environment.

Published at LXer: Let's pretend that we're OEMs. Original Equipment Manufacturers, the people who design and build the actual hardware which finds its way onto desks, into backpacks and under thumbs. We make it run a Microsoft operating system, because

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