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- Microsoft ready to launch beta of its free Morro antivirus offering
- Microsoft ready to launch beta of its free Morro antivirus offeringSimplicityNifty! (Weird how this had cross my mind this morning after we finished our migration to SBS 2008 and suddenly there's a Reuters article today.)Really, all I would like to see is something like how Windows Defender is today--remarkably silent,...
- Discussion threads 2009-06-10
- Microsoft readies its Web platform 2.0
- Microsoft readies its Web platform 2.0Greatness!I downloaded and installed Wordpress on my machine using the Web Platform Installer last week and it went out, got WordPress and PHP and installed them both on my machine in minutes! It would have taken me an hour to get it all set up....
- Discussion threads 2009-03-23
- Microsoft readies a new 'netbook-like' Windows Server SKU
- Microsoft readies a new 'netbook-like' Windows Server SKURemember Windows XP Fundamentals for Legacy PC'sThis kinda reminds me of that, so they made to choose a more appropriate name. (Windows Server 2008 R2 Starter). I think instead of muddying the water with more SKU's, why not make the traditional set of...
- Discussion threads 2009-02-24
- Microsoft readies new 'Dublin' distributed app server
- Microsoft readies new 'Dublin' distributed app serverIt'd be interesting to see ...how they address "a need to have a single, end-to-end view of all of their data, pulled from multiple back-ends". WF + WCF in a stateful yet scalable manner, hmmm, that's exactly what developers want from future .Net framework.
- Discussion threads 2008-10-01
- Microsoft readies new Storage 1.0 feature pack for Windows
- Microsoft readies new Storage 1.0 feature pack for WindowsWhere's WinFS then ?Looks like the once much vaunted WinFS is still a no show.Maybe Microsoft should bit the bullet and licence ZFS from Sun, like Apple, and be done with it. We could then have a decent File System.RE: Microsoft...
- Discussion threads 2008-08-18
- Is Microsoft ready to move beyond Windows?
- Is Microsoft ready to move beyond Windows?Is Microsoft ready to move beyond Windows?[i]start imagining a world without Vista, system crashes and the blue screen of death.[/i]I've been living in this world for a number of years. Hi, I'm Earth, have we met? Anyways, this is just natural progression...
- Discussion threads 2008-08-04
- Microsoft readies new Producer for PowerPoint rich-media add-in
- Microsoft readies new Producer for PowerPoint rich-media add-inIs MS listening?1. Least they can do is add SWF/Flash export/embedding.2. The Producer 2003 version is pretty much broken after IE7 is installed. They should do something about it. Why are PowerPoint 2003 users left in the lurch? Should they use IE6?I tried...
- Discussion threads 2008-06-07
- Microsoft readies new 'don't blame Windows' tool
- Microsoft readies new 'don't blame Windows' toolBeen Saying this for years...I know many people are quick to blame Microsoft for their issues and I am not saying they are perfect. Of course this will probably get me a "fanboy" rating but I have been working on and using computers...
- Discussion threads 2008-05-27
- Microsoft readies 'Albany' subscription trial for consumers
- Microsoft readies 'Albany' subscription trial for consumersStill, WAY too many features. Google is in a much better position herewith a feature set appropriate for new connected, everything sharable world. All of those old baroque complicated features for formatting on 8.5x11 are looking more stupid every day.I recommend trying the offline...
- Discussion threads 2008-04-18
- Microsoft readies early preview of new parallel-computing tool
- Microsoft readies early preview of new parallel-computing toolI suppose its a beginning at leastbut it has a very, very long way to go before providing much value to the coder.RE: Microsoft readies early preview of new parallel-computing toolWhy can't MS do for their App servers what BOINC has done for...
- Discussion threads 2007-11-29
- Microsoft readies free enterprise-search product
- Microsoft readies free enterprise-search productWhat you don't know you won't findIf a business is going to use search to uncover a hidden order for a $1 billion dollars then I don't think this solution will work very well :)The problem is that rarely are documents ever linked together. Just like...
- Discussion threads 2007-11-06
- Microsoft readies 'Edinburgh' phone software for small businesses
- Microsoft readies 'Edinburgh' phone software for small businessesThe product migh make sense if it is stand-aloneIf the Edinburgh software/hardware is a stand-alone product and it is aggressively priced, it will attract the attention of the SMB market. However, if it requires that the user already have Windows 2003 Server, Windows...
- Discussion threads 2007-03-19
- Microsoft ready to spend--but on what?
- Microsoft ready to spend--but on what?It shouldn't cost that much to copy AppleWhy does it cost $US6+ billion to copy Apple which spends 1/10th the amount.Go MS, go ZDNet fanboys;-)before spending any kind of moneyJust at least try to get vista running period."we will spend billion on what ever, but...
- Discussion threads 2006-05-03
- Microsoft ready to ship Virtual Server
- Microsoft ready to ship Virtual Servervmware worried - loli don't think sobut i bet longhornwon't work as well on vmware next release - wanna betanyone else think these new web design blowsthanks zdWhat? WordPerfect worried? Never...;-)Yes it doesimmensely!~Yup, something we all seem to agree on.;-)My, you're generous todayEvery...
- Discussion threads 2004-09-10
- Microsoft readies new CRM tools
- Microsoft readies new CRM toolschoosing contact management softwareCan anyone give me a realistic and informative opinion regarding which contact management/CRM software to choose for a rapidly growing small business?We are looking at ACT & Goldmine.Are there others that are better?Will these handle marketing campaigns as well?HELP!
- Discussion threads 2004-08-13
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- Google Wave: Has potential, but let loose too soon
- Open sourceKeep in mind that the code to developers is completely open source. If someone wants to make their own wave software or use the real time HTML 5 support for something else.Besides this is just a preview of the basics. Open to only 100,000 people, you can't expect much....
- Discussion threads 2009-11-03
- (Gallery: A visit to Microsoft's first store)
- Another copy-and-paste by MSntImage 12Just what is that? Do you sit at the "kit" and play it somehow? Looks cool.RE: (Gallery: A visit to Microsoft's first store)It is an almost exact copy of an Apple store... Take the Apple store and remove the Genius bar, and you get the...
- Discussion threads 2009-11-02
- Psystar: From Hell's Heart, I Stab at Thee!
- No matter who they have to sueApple will never allow competition.agreedthey want as much profits as they can make.too bad their computers aren't very good for anything other than the basics and some visual/audio work ;)with that said, i believe that apple will have its future in their i-products (ipod,...
- Discussion threads 2009-11-02
- News to know: Microsoft store; Domain names; Blackberry Storm2; VoIP; Android
- Here are today's notable headlines. You can get News To Know via email alert and RSS daily. For continuous updates see BNET's around-the-Web tech coverage.: Robin Harris: A visit to Microsoft's first store Zack Whittaker: Web addresses to extend to non-English languages...
- Blog posts 2009-11-02
- Steelray Project Viewer 3.9.9.4 (Mac)
- Steelray Project Viewer, the leading Microsoft Project viewer, opens Microsoft Project .mpp files on your PC. Browsing through a Project file is as easy as surfing the web! SPV provides all of the core views from Microsoft Project, including Gantt charts, Resource Usage, Calendar, and Network Diagram views. With SPV...
- Software downloads 2009-11-02
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