Google News Alert for: windows vista
Touch point: An early look at the next Windows
MSNBC – USA
The new operating system, called Windows 7, is being built upon the current one, Windows Vista, which has been scorned by many for its features, …
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FUD Watch: Vista less secure than Windows 2000?
Computerworld – Oslo,Oslo,Norway
IT security execs continue to shun Windows Vista deployments in their organizations, even though Microsoft released it a year and a half ago. …
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Windows 7 is the equivalent of Vista SP2
TECH.BLORGE.com – Sydney,Australia
The only way it could accomplish that is if it is basically Vista (and it is) with little changes. When Windows Vista released it had so many changes that …
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Apple Gadgets, Tax Rebates, Vista’s UAC
PC World – USA
Is Microsoft Windows Vista’s Account Control feature actually good for something? A new report shows that it’s great at detecting rootkits. …
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Windows Vista’s half-term report: must try harder
PC Advisor – London,UK
Hard to believe, but Vista is nearly half-way through its life as Microsoft’s top dog. If the Redmond Mafia’s Windows 7 launch plans come to pass (stop …
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Introducing Windows Vista
informIT – Old Tappan,NJ,USA
In this chapter, you’ll discover the new interface and features of Vista. As you’ll soon see, Windows Vista is quite a change from the old XP! …
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Operating System: Windows Vista Business
Computer Shopper – New York,NY,USA
Dell included an Intel Core 2 Duo E6320 CPU, 128MB nVidia GeForce 8300 GS graphics, a 160GB hard drive, a double-layer DVD burner, Windows Vista Business, …
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Windows 7 to get touch interface
VNUNet.com – UK
Windows 7 itself is still officially due in 2010, three years after the official launch of Windows Vista, but Microsoft is keeping a tight lid on other …
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FAQ: What we know about Windows 7
Computerworld – Framingham,MA,USA
“We’re happy to report that we’re still on track to ship approximately three years after the general availability of Windows Vista,” said Flores in an entry …
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Windows 7 demo: all multitouch and no meat
Ars Technica – Boston,MA,USA
Discussion spanned topics ranging from the failed Yahoo acquisition to the lukewarm reception Windows Vista has had to the impact that Gates’ imminent …
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Google Blogs Alert for: windows vista
Windows Vista — don’t fix what isn’t broken
By ian.douglas
This article describes the May 2008 Windows Vista and Windows Server 2008 Application Compatibility Update. This update is a package of software updates that address common application compatibility issues that occur in Windows Vista. …
iandouglas.com – http://iandouglas.com
How to Re-Enable Missing Details Pane in Windows Vista Explorer?
By VG
Unlike Windows XP, the common tasks pane is shown at bottom in Windows Vista explorer and is called “Details Pane“. Sometimes you might find that the Details Pane is no longer shown in… You can read the full article at AskVG.com.
Tweaking with Vishal – http://www.askvg.com
Windows vs Linux: Setting up iTunes on Windows Vista 64-bit
When installing the latest version of iTunes (7.5) on Windows Vista 64-bit the install of the QuickTime software completes successfully, however when the iTunes software tries to install the application it produces an error message …
Digg / upcoming – http://digg.com/
OEM installed versions of Windows XP not available at Dell after …
By Jenni Doane, Global SMB Software Manager
Some of you may have seen my blog post (or other articles) about Dell’s plan to offer a way for customers to continue to get preinstalled versions of XP after the Microsoft cutoff through our Windows Vista Downgrade Service (also called …
Small Business – http://direct2dell.com/smallbusiness/default.aspx
Microsoft: What we got here is a failure to communicate
By Sunbelt Software Blog(Sunbelt Software Blog)
In contrast, the Business, Enterprise and Ultimate editions of 64-bit Windows Vista can access 128GB of memory. An important consideration, however, is when and how a user should install Windows Vista in 64-bit (x64) over 32-bit (x86). …
Sunbelt Blog – http://sunbeltblog.blogspot.com/
