Microsoft has spoken: Internet Explorer 10 will not run on Windows Vista—not in its developer form now, nor when the software ships later. Meaning they're officially the first browser developer to drop support for Vista. Ironic. [ComputerWorld]
Microsoft COO Knows a Lemon When He Sees One
In his keynote speech at Microsoft's Worldwide Partner Conference, company COO Kevin Turner said that Apple's new iPhone, beset by antenna issues,
Seagate Confirms 3TB HD Coming Later This Year
Seagate's senior product manager Barbara Craig confirmed rumors that the company will be releasing a monster 3TB drive later this year. That's a lot of disk space! But sorry XP users, the drive will require a 64-bit OS.
Microsoft's Impartial, Antitrust-Friendly Browser Ballot Screen
You may have forgotten about it, but Microsoft got in to a bit of trouble with the European Commission for anti-competitive practices (including force-feeding customers IE
Windows 7 Sales Are Great (Just Like Vista Sales in 2007)
March, 2007
DirectX 11 Now Available For Windows Vista
We didn't see much of a difference between DirectX 10.1 and 11
Ballmer Optimistic About Win 7, But Says Vista Is "Very Popular"
As you know, I sat down with Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer to chat about all of his projects this year. Windows 7 was obviously the biggie, so we talked about it and its less beloved predecessor.
Windows Vista Was Awesome, Don't You Remember?
The funny thing about Windows Vista is that the vast majority of launch reviews were really positive, just like the current ones for Windows 7, before it turned into an object of deep fear and intense loathing.
Steve Ballmer: There's a Slight Chance Windows 7 Could Be Vista All…
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