[ZDNET] Microsoft: Chrome, Firefox graphics tech "harmful"; Win XP rules; Anonymous; LulzSec

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Breaking News Microsoft calls graphics technology in Chrome and Firefox "harmful" In an unusually blunt statement, Microsoft has announced that it considers the WebGL graphics technology used in Google Chrome and Mozilla Firefox to be "harmful" and "not a technology Microsoft... READ MORE More coverage: Microsoft is right to label WebGL 'harmful' Forrester: Windows 7 powering 21 percent of corporate desktops; XP still at 60 percent Microsoft needs the enterprise - not mobile Must-Read Stories   Five Chromebook concerns for businesses Anonymous: "We want AMERICANS to wake up!" LulzSec: "We might be brought to justice, but we just don't care." Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 Honeycomb tablet Is Facebook finally ready to launch an iPad app? Recommended Your IT Ecosystem: Servers and Storage Your IT ecosystem depends on all of its components working together. Two of the most important pieces are your servers and storage. Read this white paper to learn more about the benefits of combining the right storage with the right servers. Connect with ZDNet   Become a fan on Facebook Follow us on Twitter Watch us on YouTube

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