Microsoft makes Longhorn in modules
Longhorn - code name for the next version of Windows - will be built in modules to increase Microsoft profits and help with patch distribution Read more
27 May, 2003 by Michael KanellosZDNet is available in the following editions:
Longhorn - code name for the next version of Windows - will be built in modules to increase Microsoft profits and help with patch distribution Read more
27 May, 2003 by Michael KanellosA security company has warned that hackers can 'silently and remotely take over any SP2 machine', but Microsoft has rubbished the claims Read more
12 November, 2004 by Jo BestCan hackers 'silently and remotely take over any SP2 machine'? Read more
12 November, 2004 by Jo Best
Windows 7 is more than what Vista should have been: it's where Microsoft needs to go. How much damage Vista did, and whether Windows 7 will persuade people to finally abandon Windows XP, remains to be seen. Read more
4 August, 2009 by Seth Rosenblatt
After four days assessing the RC of Windows 7, what's our verdict on Microsoft's latest milestone? Read more
5 May, 2009 by Simon BissonWindows XP was supposed to be discontinued on Monday, but a series of concessions by Microsoft have ensured that is no longer the case Read more
30 June, 2008 by David Meyer...but right now, we have a plan for end-of-life for
Use of Microsoft Windows XP has grown inside companies, but a new study shows that nearly half of business PCs are still running the older Windows 2000 Read more
16 June, 2005 by Ina Fried...fool you, SP2 is major -- it breaks some applications. We tackle five
Testers using beta versions of Windows XP Service Pack 1 and Mac OS X 10.2 have indicated that Apple and Microsoft are nearly ready to release the updates Read more
24 July, 2002 by Joe Wilcox...Show in January. But consumers will not be able to buy the
Microsoft is readying an update to Windows XP that will make it easier for PC makers and end-users to choose competitors' applications Read more
24 May, 2002 by Joe Wilcox
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So let me get this straight just because a consultant has oberved that mobile companies who get in trouble never recover, well we all might as well...
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@191706> *their* own Mac Thank you for picking up the errant spelling :) @apexwm > Mac OS X for Intel machines is supposed to run in VirtualBox...
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Nice to see that Turing's idea of a general purpose computer doing once-hardware-powered tasks in software is now universal ;-) Mary
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Leslie Satenstein : Where have you ever seen Mozilla even mention this? Firefox is the most popular browser in the GNU/Linux OS, so I don't see...
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3 days ago by PatrickG on Windows 8 could speed multi-monitor uptakeMozilla has threatened to stop supporting Linux. I guess that UBUNTU is going with another browser. I indicated that if Mozilla stops supporting...
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