Windows Vista Google Alerts for 05 January 2009

Ballmer Should Skip Pep Talk at CES
PC World – USA
When Steve Ballmer gives his keynote address at CES, he’s widely expected to tout the benefits of Windows 7, and give his usual pep rally speech — minus …
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Hands-on: Pandora gadget for Vista
Geek.com – USA
… probably be turned on to the new Pandora gadget for Windows Vista (though other writers here at Geek.com don’t particularly like the sidebar gadgets). …
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Is it Safe to Just Ignore Windows‘ Service Packs?
Washington Post – United States
Don Dalton installed Vista’s SP1 update, encountered "a multitude of problems," and uninstalled it. Can he safely go on indefinitely without it? Windows …
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Learn about Windows Vista
KNPR – Las Vegas,NV,USA
On January 6 from 1:30 to 3:30 pm adults can learn all about the Windows Vista Operating System for computers. This is a good introductory class for the …
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TECH TIPS: Expand your vistas with these tutorials
Grand Forks Herald – Grand Forks,ND,USA
I may be the only nerd on my block who loves Windows Vista and Office 2007 as much as Bill Gates does. I like the fancy interface, the ribbon, the way menus …
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Expand or Clear List of Recent Programs Displayed on Start Menu …
Expand the list of recently-accessed programs displayed on the Windows Vista Start Menu, or clear this list altogether.
New Computer and Technology Help… – http://malektips.com/

Chris Holmes Thinks Windows 7 Will Save Microsoft – Robert McLaws …
Windows 7, with all of its improvements in performance, new features, and more streamlined development process, will actually save Microsoft and redeem them from the whole Vista crash. So I decided to write up WHY Windows 7 will tromp …
Robert McLaws: Windows Vista Edition – http://www.windows-now.com/blogs/robert/default.aspx

Expert: Microsoft made $1.5B on ‘Vista Capable’ campaign | The …
jpgMicrosoft earned more than US$1.5 billion from the sale of PCs marked as " Vista Capable " in the months leading up to the 2007 debut of Windows Vista, according to an expert’s estimate. …
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