Archive for July, 2005


High Street ripoff

Sunday, July 31st, 2005
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The other day I was in my local PC World looking for something small and insignificant which as it turned out they didn't have anyway. That's not the point (I didn't expect them to have it anyway really, not deep down inside ...) it's something I saw there that really bothered me.
At the front, [...]

What’s new from Microsoft in the next 6 months …

Sunday, July 31st, 2005
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Bink.nu  has thew answer ...

Title:
NewFromMS

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Windows OneCare Beta1 Screenshots

Sunday, July 31st, 2005
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Here are some very interesting screenshots for Microsoft's upcoming security service, OneCare .
Software box: 1 
Setup: 1  | 2  | 3 
Main screen: 1 
Splash screen: 1 
Antivirus features: 1  | 2  | 3 
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Windows Vista information on MSDN

Saturday, July 30th, 2005
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Here's  an interesting article on MSDN outlining security features in Windows Vista.
I think that this sentence sums up the security features in Windows Vista very well indeed:
"Malicious software, or malware, typically runs under the privilege level of the user currently operating the computer and most users run with elevated privileges by default. When you put [...]

TweakVista update

Saturday, July 30th, 2005
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TweakVista  has been updated with new features which include:

Tweak Desktop Windows Manager
Enable support for unsupported cards (Still need Vista LDDM drivers!)
Tweak Window Buttons
Tweak Window Transparency Blurring
Tweak Window Scaling

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Dell bad feeling spreading

Saturday, July 30th, 2005
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Memo to Dell - Jeff Jarvis does matter .
Very interesting read indeed. The key part of this is here:
"The pay attention part: Lots of people (Dell?) are making the assumption that "average people" or "the masses" don't really see/read blogs so, we take a little heat and move on.
Big mistake."
Darn right. Not only [...]

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