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Windows 7 mock-ups begin to mislead consumers
28 May 2008, 15:47
Now that Microsoft has (slightly) lifted the lid on Windows 7, you'll find related news popping up left, right and centre. Don't, however, be fooled by the fake mock-ups currently ...
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Microsoft to focus on new interaction with Windows 7
28 May 2008, 10:04
Details on Microsoft's forthcoming operating system are beginning to trickle through, beginning with multi-touch support.
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Compro Technology responds to GPL accusations
27 May 2008, 17:16
Following accusations of several GPL violations, Compro Technology has opted to remove certain drivers from its website and promises to adhere to the GPL.
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Windows 7 will run on Vista's recommended hardware
27 May 2008, 14:42
Microsoft has remained tight-lipped when it comes to Windows 7, but we now learn that your Vista-capable hardware will be sufficient for Microsoft's next major release.
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Exclude applications from UAC prompts with Elevator
27 May 2008, 10:20
Elevator, a freeware Windows application, allows specified applications to bypass UAC.
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Microsoft prepares Windows Home Server Power Pack 1
23 May 2008, 13:22
Windows Home Server's Power Pack 1 is scheduled for a beta release in early June and Microsoft encourages you to sign up now.
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AMD Catalyst 8.5 drivers now available
23 May 2008, 10:48
Catalyst 8.5 brings WHQL-certified support for Microsoft’s Windows XP Service Pack 3.
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Researchers out Apple over unpatched iCal bugs
23 May 2008, 10:03
Researchers at Core Security have released details of three vulnerabilities in Apple iCal scheduling application, after four months of talks with the company.
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Compro Technology accused of GPL violation
21 May 2008, 14:52
Taiwanese TV card manufacturer, Compro Technology, has been accused of violating several GPL clauses.
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Quickly diagnose your music collection with MP3 Check
20 May 2008, 11:14
Ever wanted to scan your over-sized MP3 collection for missing metadata or insufficient bit rates? Well, now you can.
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ASUS and Splashtop bring Linux to the masses
19 May 2008, 13:19
DeviceVM's Linux distribution, Splashtop, is to be bundled with all of ASUS' future motherboards.
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Adobe launches Flash Player 10 beta
16 May 2008, 16:32
A pre-release version of Adobe Flash Player 10 is now available from Adobe Labs.
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Microsoft explains a misunderstood Vista
16 May 2008, 10:11
Microsoft is standing by its flagship operating system and has offered a nine-page document outlining "Five Misunderstood Features in Windows Vista".
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Fedora 9 now available
14 May 2008, 15:12
Version 9 of Linux-based operating system, Fedora, is now available to download.
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Internet Explorer gets Del.icio.us plug-in
14 May 2008, 14:31
Yahoo has finally released a beta version of its Del.icio.us plug-in for Internet Explorer.
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Hewlett-Packard to blame for XP SP3 glitch?
13 May 2008, 12:47
Microsoft's third service pack for Windows XP has been causing headaches for users of AMD-based Hewlett-Packard PCs.
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Explore the stars with Microsoft's WorldWide Telescope
13 May 2008, 11:23
Enjoy a bit of star-gazing do you? Well, now you can find out exactly what it is you've been gazing at.
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Thecus and Farstone team up to provide DriveClone Pro 5.0
13 May 2008, 10:20
Backing up your data just got that little bit easier as Thecus now bundles Farstone DriveClone Pro 5.0 with its NAS products.
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Microsoft moves to counter Linux threat on ULCPCs
12 May 2008, 10:28
Microsoft has announced that Windows XP licenses are to cost as little as $26 for ULCPCs.
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Creative to free Audigy Windows Vista compatibility app
9 May 2008, 08:11
Creative has told buyers of its ALchemy for Audigy sound software that they'll get their money back following its decision to release the next version of the app free of ...
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Outlook plug-in, Xobni, now open to all
6 May 2008, 10:50
The Outlook plug-in that helps organise your inbox is now available for all to download.
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Rid yourself of crapware with PC Decrapifier
1 May 2008, 14:36
The latest release of PC Decrapifier, a software application which removes bloatware from your system, is now available, and no, it won't remove Windows Vista.
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Microsoft launches Messenger 7 for Mac
30 April 2008, 09:49
The latest version of Microsoft's Messenger for Mac is now available for download.
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Google Docs expands offline offering
28 April 2008, 13:15
Google's plans to make Google Docs completely usable when offline take another step forward as presentations and spreadsheets become available offline.
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Roll up! Roll up! Get your Windows XP Service Pack 3
25 April 2008, 10:29
Microsoft won't be releasing Windows XP Service Pack 3 until next week, but why wait? The long awaited update is already available online.
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Ubuntu 8.04 desktop edition now available
25 April 2008, 10:13
The latest version of Ubuntu, code-named "Hardy Heron", is now available for download.
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Which Windows applications do you avoid?
25 April 2008, 09:41
Here's an interesting point of discussion; which applications would you recommend Windows users stay well clear of?
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Microsoft unveils Live Mesh
23 April 2008, 11:51
Microsoft's software+services strategy took shape today as the Redmond giant announced its Live Mesh platform.
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Microsoft releases new Vista Ultimate Extras, Hell freezes over
23 April 2008, 09:58
No, you're not dreaming. Those are two brand new Ultimate Extras you're seeing on your Windows Update.
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Flickr and Linux brought together by Flickrfs
21 April 2008, 08:31
Ever wanted to mount your entire Flickr account into your desktop file system? Well, now you can. If you're using Linux that is.
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AMD updates ATI Catalyst drivers to version 8.4
17 April 2008, 09:33
AMD's latest Catalyst software raises the Radeon display driver up to version 8.476 and provides a familiar long list of resolved issues.
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Windows Vista update 'kills' USB devices
17 April 2008, 09:06
Microsoft has admitted it is investigating reports that a recent Windows Vista security update causes havoc with some USB devices, but the software giant is yet to provide a fix ...
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Live Mesh - Microsoft's next killer app?
14 April 2008, 09:39
Killer app is a term thrown around a little too easily these days, but with Microsoft's Live Mesh promising the future of cloud computing, could this really be one?
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