Windows Vista Google Alerts for 07 June 2008

Google News Alert for: windows vista

Microsoft Preps 3 Critical Fixes for Patch Tuesday Release
TechNewsWorld – Sherman Oaks,CA,USA
The listed fixes are designed to correct a variety of problems with Internet Explorer that affect Windows 2000, Windows XP, Windows Vista and Windows Server …
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Windows XP To Windows 7 A Risky Path, Microsoft Warns
InformationWeek – Manhasset,NY,USA
Customers that don’t deploy Windows Vista are missing out on proven benefits such as better security, productivity, search, mobility, and manageability, …
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Microsoft tells businesses: It’s time for Vista
ZDNet UK – UK
Compared with Windows XP, Vista has had fewer vulnerabilities (45 for Vista versus 56 for XP); fewer critical vulnerabilities (17 as opposed to 35); …
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Vienna hobbles open-source migration
ZDNet UK – UK
The Vienna district council on Wednesday formally approved a budget of €8m (£6.3m) for migrating Windows 2000 systems to Vista and Office 2007, according to …
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Is Windows Vista the New Windows Me
TechRadar.com – London,UK
It’s fair to say that over a year after its launch, Windows Vista has not been the giant success story that Microsoft probably hoped it would be. …
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Microsoft may extend XP’s life on low-cost desktops
ZDNet UK – UK
Microsoft has announced that manufacturers will be able to sell Windows on so-called "nettops" — that is, low-cost desktops — in another move that looks set …
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Microsoft To Patch Three Critical Flaws
CRN – Manhasset,NY,USA
Both the DirectX and IE updates address flaws that affect Internet Explorer 7, Windows 2000, Windows XP, Windows Vista and Windows Server 2003 and 2008. …
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Blended Safari, IE Bugs Pose Serious Threat to Windows Users
bMighty.com – Manhasset,NY,USA
By bMighty.com Staff Microsoft is warning Windows Vista and XP users of a blended threat involving Apple’s Safari browser and its Internet Explorer browser. …
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Google Blogs Alert for: windows vista

Windows Vista Facts Speak to Many Advantages
By Bruce Kyle
When we released Windows Vista, security was clearly a top priority. However, one of the implications of the increased focus on security was that compatibility with Windows Vista was not where we wanted it to be at launch. …
US ISV Developer Evangelism Team – http://blogs.msdn.com/usisvde/default.aspx

Windows Vista Post-Installation Tweaks
What to do immediately after installing windows vista to improve performance, reduce annoyances and recover vital system memory for use by your applications.
Digg / upcoming – http://digg.com/

WCF certificate authentication under Windows Vista
So far so good, but there is one more thing – to configure the SSL and map windows accounts to certificates. In Windows 2003 – there is a UI in the IIS management console, but You won’t find one in the Vista. …
Blogging on .Net and other things – http://romualdas.spaces.live.com/

Why Does Microsoft Have To Try To Convince Us To Use Vista?
By Ron Schenone
When we released Windows Vista, security was clearly a top priority. However, one of the implications of the increased focus on security was that compatibility with Windows Vista was not where we wanted it to be at launch. …
The Blade by Ron Schenone, MVP – http://www.lockergnome.com/blade

Wait! Don’t Buy Microsoft Windows Vista
This article is key reading for those of you who are about to download or purchase Windows Vista and install it on a PC. I’m here to talk you out of it. Just say no to LeBron James and Windows Vista–for now. Here’s why.
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