ZDNet Must Read

• Microsoft gets it right with Windows 8 on ARM, and why Apple should be worried

  WOA looks like Windows, quacks like Windows, and is Windows. Microsoft has pulled off what it promised, and has taken its desktop OS and put it across multiple platforms and onto various screen sizes.

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• Ultrabooks will be overshadowed by the MacBook Air

  By Adrian Kingsley-Hughes | February 14, 2012, 8:47am PST

  Lack of differentiation in ultrabook market could “overwhelm or confuse potential customers.”

• The death of the Linux distro

  By Adrian Kingsley-Hughes | February 14, 2012, 8:09am PST

  The distro is dead, long live the platform.

• Good news Twitter users - HTTPS now enabled by default

  By Adrian Kingsley-Hughes | February 14, 2012, 6:28am PST

  HTTPS now default.

• BlackBerry 10 OS makes a sneak appearance

  By Adrian Kingsley-Hughes | February 14, 2012, 3:28am PST

  … at least in highly Photoshopped images

• Apple orders PC builder to dump ASUS? Probably not

  By Adrian Kingsley-Hughes | February 14, 2012, 2:56am PST

  Don’t believe everything you read in the media.

• The Google TV update that no one will care about

  By Adrian Kingsley-Hughes | February 13, 2012, 7:51am PST

  Good changes, but it’s a shame that Google TV is dead in the water.

• Mozilla plans Metro-specific Firefox for Windows 8

  By Adrian Kingsley-Hughes | February 13, 2012, 7:43am PST

  Mozilla doesn’t want to be left out of the Windows 8 Metro fun.

• Droid 4 teardown

  By Adrian Kingsley-Hughes | February 13, 2012, 7:02am PST

  Most difficult to repair Droid yet.

• Hardware 2.0 'Very Best Kit List' for February 2012

  By Adrian Kingsley-Hughes | February 13, 2012, 6:07am PST

  Here I’ve put together a list of the best high-end and mid-range and budget components currently available. So if you’re thinking of building or even upgrading a PC, this list is a must-read for you!

• The iPhone security model is broken ... can it be fixed?

  By Adrian Kingsley-Hughes | February 13, 2012, 4:51am PST

  User data is the new gold rush, and it’s so easy to find and mine.