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Benchmark battle: Chrome vs. IE vs. Firefox

“There’s no doubt the latest crop of stable browsers from Google, Microsoft, and Mozilla are the best the companies have ever produced. But how do they perform when tested under identical conditions?

CNET put the latest stable versions of Firefox, Chrome, and Internet Explorer through a gauntlet of benchmarks that considered JavaScript and HTML5 performance, as well as boot times and memory usage. (Opera and Safari were not tested because they have not been updated recently, and neither has yet implemented hardware acceleration close to the level that the other three browsers have.) Note that these charts are at best a snapshot in time, and are dependent on the hardware being used and any extensions installed. The full charts are below, followed by analysis and an explanation of our methodology. “

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We Will Soon Live in a 100 Gbps World

Thanks to iPhones, tablets and Netflix, the demand for bandwidth is back, and that’s drumming up interest in expanding and building out fiber networks. Today we think 1 Gbps fiber networks are enough, but soon we’ll need 100 Gbps, and a host of infrastructure companies are gearing up to provide it. Unnoticed by Silicon Valley, telecom is on the move again.

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Change Microsoft Security Essentials Update Frequency

Microsoft Security Essentials is still our favorite antivirus tool, but its update method can cause some problems. Here’s how to change the update interval with a registry hack.

If you keep your computer on all day, MSE should update just fine once every 24 hours, which is certainly enough for the average user. However, if you’re using it on a laptop, you might miss out on updates because you’re constantly sleeping, resuming, or not connected to Wi-Fi at any given time. If you find that you have to constantly update manually to get the latest virus definitions, you may be better off tweaking this registry key to make it check for updates more often, thus increasing the chances it checks while it’s on and connected to the internet.

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