Nice! I love a good reboot!

Microsoft will issue nine bulletins fixing 13 vulnerabilities on Tuesday that affect Windows, Internet Information Services, and Microsoft Office, the company said on Thursday.

Four of the bulletins are rated "critical" and the rest are rated "important," according to the Microsoft Security Response Center blog.

Affected software includes Windows XP, Vista, and Windows 7; Windows Server 2003 and 2008; and Office XP, 2003, and 2007, with the older versions affected by the critical bulletins, according to the security advisory announcing the plans for September's Patch Tuesday.

Read all about your next reboot over on CNET.com

I had no idea we still used the word "killer".

As Google’s Chrome browser celebrates its second anniversary, we thought it appropriate to commemorate the occasion with some handy tips and tricks.

Here are 10 tried and tested hints that will help you to get the most out of Chrome (Chrome) by taking advantage of some of its more functional tools and time-saving setups.

Read through the suggestions below and let us know which ones you’ll be trying out, or any tricks we haven’t included, in the comments box.

mashable.com has the article

We all gota take them why not use the tools that work best!

Despite the wealth of information a Google search box puts at our fingertips, good old-fashioned note-taking is still one of the best ways to build a personal knowledge database. The only sensible solution used to be pen and paper, but computers have introduced a handful of excellent alternatives for capturing notes in computer-friendly digital form. On Tuesday you shared your favorite note-taking tools, and today we're back with the five most popular answers. Keep reading for a look at the five best note-taking tools, then cast a ballot for the note-taking tool you prefer.

lifehacker.com has the article