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Which? finds half of Windows 10 users have encountered problems, calls for Microsoft to pay compensation Are you one of the few to have had a problem with Windows 10 ? You may be able to claim compensation.
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Microsoft Windows - a mouse with modest requirements.
abarbarian posted a topic in All Things Windows
Found a fascinating article on the early Microsoft Windows offerings from 1983 thought it might interest some folk. https://archive.org/stream/byte-magazine-1983-12/1983_12_BYTE_08-12_Easy_Software#page/n49/mode/2up -
http://www.newyorker.com/online/blogs/borowitzreport/2014/02/gates-spends-entire-first-day-back-in-office-trying-to-install-windows-81.html
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Office 2013 retail licensing change ties suite to specific PC forever - computerworld BOLD emphasis mine.
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Apache getting scalped by Microsoft IIS
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Exclusive: Linux users file EU complaint against Microsoft
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The Redmond crew is further alienating their greatest competitive advantage in the PC marketplace, their OEM partners. I think all the sharp marketing folks over there have either left the building or are running for cover with this one. It's going to be very hard in today's market to recover the level of participation and cooperation the Microsoft OEM Partner system once used to dominate the PC world.
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I installed Windows 8 on Friday. I used the Upgrade Assistant, which analyzed my Windows 7 laptop, and then allowed me to buy and launch the upgrade immediately. One thing to realize is that it is VERY VERY VERY DIFFERENT from what you are used to if you have used any version of Windows before. That being said, the Start screen is really nice. It is customizeable and presents and organizes info very nicely. I'm sure you've all seen screenshots of W8 before. You can turn on live titles (can be seen in the NY Times app and the Weather app) and can also make most tiles large (to take
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I don't know about you, but I do not want my TV or video/DVD/Bluray player watching me while I watch whatever content I want to watch. I would not be able to relax to watch a movie under those conditions. They have no right to 'monitor' your viewing of anything. OK, so what am I talking about? CONTENT DISTRIBUTION REGULATION BY VIEWING USER - USPTO That's just the abstract! Check out the details; see in particular #1, #8, #15. This is so they can have content that can be 'licensed' but by the number of viewers in a room to see it. The only way they can prove that no on -
Microsoft is retiring a brand that has been with it since 1997 - free web-based email service Hotmail - and folding it in under the familiar name 'Outlook'. Hotmail was one of the earliest popular web mail services, but in its time it has had to face off competition from Yahoo, AOL, and, of course, Google's Gmail. What this looks like is an attempt to consolidate its consumer and workplace brands - Hotmail was once an all powerful force on the web, and while there are still many active users, Redmond is aiming for the simplistic approach in Windows 8 and will want to bring both brands in
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http://news.techeye....acked-in-athens
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Microsoft's new Surface tablets make a solid first impression - ZDNet - by Ed Bott Excellent article. My favorite part: So true!
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Microsoft Security Essentials 4.0 free PC security software ready for download - ZDNet By Mary Jo Foley More in the article.
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Why Microsoft's Barnes & Noble Nook Nab Makes Sense - PCMag More in the article. Working company name, Newco Blech! I hate that name. I am not going to start calling my Nook Newco. Period. And Nook for the software version ... what's wrong with that?!
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conficker The ‘ole Conficker worm still infecting PCs years later
Guest posted a topic in Security & Networking
The ‘ole Conficker worm still infecting PCs years later - FransComputerServices Blog
