The phrase "software bugs" is correct and commonly used in written English.
One example of using this phrase could be: "The developers are working on fixing the software bugs before the new update is released."
Most software bugs are a result of small oversights by a programmer.
Prices for such software bugs range from a couple of hundred dollars to tens of thousands.
The supposedly whiz-bang technology was plagued from the start by software bugs.
And manufacturers sometimes sell machines before all the software bugs are identified and removed, records show.
Others complained there were software bugs, a response Mr. Guardia has heard before.
In January 2006, a Moscow-based security company, Kaspersky Labs, found more evidence of an emerging marketplace for software bugs.
"We were staying up all night" to manage problems like software bugs, said Bryant Bone, who heads the support team.
Natalie Harrison, an Apple spokeswoman, declined to provide more detail about the nature of the software bugs.
When its predecessor, Windows XP, was released five years ago, software bugs were typically hunted by hackers for fame and glory, not financial reward.
A swarm of connected human minds is a fantastic resource for tracking down software bugs or discovering obscure gems on the Web.
