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Windows Updates has been a longstanding staple service with the Windows operating system. You can set it up to run automatically, and have it update Windows for you, while you tend to other matters (probably World or Warcraft, right?). With this mechanism, it takes some of the stress out of patching Windows. Microsoft has transformed Windows Updates into Microsoft Updates in recent years, adding functionality to include updates for the vast array of Microsoft products. But what about the other

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The online virtual world of Azeroth has been getting a lot of buzz lately. This Friday in Las Vegas, in a conference where guys from Blizzard and hackers from the World of Warcraft gaming community were supposed to resolve security matters, the highlight seemed to be more of an issue about attendance. “Botting” has been a recurring concern among massively multiplayer online role playing games such as WoW. It is the use of a third party program that enables an online character to auto

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Following the numerous third-party World of Warcraft apps already available for the iPhone and iPod Touch, Blizzard recently took the plunge with the release of an official World of Warcraft app that lets users access the Armory database from practically anywhere. The appropriately named Mobile Armory app allows users to check their current equipment, take a look at other players’ setups, search for in-game items, and browse through the guild database. It also includes a talent calc

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Filed under: Culture , MMO , Champions Online , World of Warcraft There doesn’t seem to be stopping Twitter from putting itself in, well, anywhere and everywhere. Even playing an MMO game isn’t an escape from those 140 character messages. A new third party program called TweetCraft has allowed people to see “tweets” from their followers while playing Blizzard’s hit game. And that’s not all. In a new post on the Champions Online web site, Cryptic Studios ‘ Bill Roper state

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