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Microsoft: Future Windows versions will be very different
Future Windows versions will have to be fundamentally different to take advantage of multi-core processors - said Ty Carlson, Microsoft 's chief technical strategist.
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Microsoft changed the structure of the monthly patch notification message
Microsoft will add details about the information in its monthly security bulletin after receiving customer feedback. Microsoft monthly bulletin boards are often too sket…
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Spirit No. 1 Microsoft met with Vietnamese Prime Minister
On the morning of May 21, Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer met with Prime Minister Nguyen Tan Dung and witnessed the signing ceremony of the State-Enterprise Cooperation Agre…
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Microsoft patched a new vulnerability in Vista
Microsoft has just fixed another serious flaw in Vista that has emerged since the end of Christmas. This delay is similar to the process of handling mouse pointer vulner…
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Attack Windows Vista in just two steps
An American researcher has explained how to install malicious code on Microsoft's new operating system even if the user account is under the control of the UAC (User Acc…
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Microsoft 'What is the conspiracy of' open source 'lawsuit?
After shaking hands with controversy with Novell last year, Microsoft has just launched a new offensive campaign aimed at the open source community. The problem is why d…
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Open source - 10 things Microsoft loves and hates
Over the years, Microsoft has had harsh criticism (even action) for the open source community in general and for Linux in particular. Recently, it was reported that the…
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Bill Gates: 40 million copies of Vista are consumed
Speaking to attendees of the WinHEC conference yesterday, Microsoft chairman Bill Gates confirmed that nearly 40 million copies of Windows Vista have been sold so far.
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Security patch disables IE7
Microsoft yesterday (May 17) recommends Internet Explorer 7 may be completely shut down after users install the latest security update for this browser.
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Manufacturing application solutions on USB
Microsoft and storage device maker SanDisk have set up a partnership in a project to build a new generation of USB drives and memory cards that allow users to carry a se…
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The open source community infringes on 235 Microsoft licenses
The affirmation has been publicly released by Fortune Software Director, Horacio Gutierrez, on Fortune magazine.
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Microsoft is about to launch a security tool for Office files
Microsoft is ready for a new Office file converter, which it said will help remove malicious code attached to the document.
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Microsoft: Aero does not burn laptop batteries
Before the news in the press about the new Aero user interface system in Vista
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Microsoft fixes a dangerous DNS error for Windows
Microsoft on May 8 released a monthly security update to fix a series of dangerous bugs in its products. April security update is divided into 7 small updates to overcom…