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Users of Office office applications worldwide will face a mechanism to check the legitimacy of software similar to Microsoft's Genuine Genuine (WGA) testing mechanism.
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Later this month, Vista and Office 2007 will be released
After years of waiting, American businesses were finally able to get their hands on Windows Vista and Office 2007 when Microsoft released these two products on November…
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More than 50% 'believers' iPod wants to buy Zune!
While Apple's Macintosh desktop user has been steadfast in his loyalty, the iPods' famous Apple music fans have been shaken by the competition. Zune that Microsoft is ab…
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November 15 launched Microsoft Office Live
Yesterday, Microsoft revealed plans to launch an online application service package, Office Live, on November 15. Office Live will include a range of online application…
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IE 6 again generates a serious security error
Microsoft said it is currently investigating a newly discovered security bug in Internet Explorer 6.
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Microsoft delayed offering Vista RTM
According to a source close to the software giant, PC makers expected to receive the final version of Windows Vista on October 25, 2006 will have to wait a few more week…
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Microsoft won the case against a German spammer
Microsoft won the lawsuit against a German spammer accused of faking an e-mail, as if it was sent from Microsoft's hotmail.com domain. This spammer is guilty of faking a…
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Intel Notebook Chip is not compatible with Vista?
Yesterday, the Indian press circulated that only the new AMD Turion 64 X2 microprocessor was optimized for 64-bit versions of Vista, and Intel was secretly removed from…
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Microsoft promotion coupon upgrade to Vista
Since this week, Microsoft will begin a promotional coupon program for computer users who want to upgrade to the Vista operating system in an effort to prevent PC sales…
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Zombie haunts Windows computers
According to a new Microsoft security report, malware used to hijack remote computers (often called zombies) remains the biggest threat to Windows-based computers.
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Alarm of dangerous bot, Trojan infection rate
The latest statistics from Microsoft show that backdoor Trojans and bots are really terrible dangers for Windows users. However, the rootkits infection rate is on the de…
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New phishing security flaw discovered in IE 7
Security experts have discovered a deadly weakness in Internet Explorer 7 that could be exploited by hackers to bypass the browser 's anti - phishing features.
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Vietnam needs about $ 1 billion to remove software piracy
With about 2 million existing personal computers in Vietnam and the highest rate of software piracy in the world (over 90%), to eliminate this problem, we need about 1 b…
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Microsoft free Sender ID, delay upgrading XP
Users are now free to develop a spam protection system based on US software group's Sender ID e-mail technology. Besides, Microsoft confirmed that in the first half of 2…
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Microsoft launches AJAX
Microsoft has released a trial version of its own AJAX programming technology called Microsoft ASP.Net AJAX v1.0, once called with the codename.