Windows Search 4 preview
March 28, 2008
If you are a Windows Vista User, then you’d know how painfully it is slow to search files on your desktop. Seriously, I’ve been using Google Desktop search but that too been giving me headache most of the time due to some unresolved local DNS stuffs and sometimes, crooked Firewall setups. Really it’s so sluggish search system in Vista, I’ve to admit.
Windows Search 4 is the latest updates to Vista according to vista blog. It’s 33% faster, improved indexing, it even indexes web mails, bugs fixed blah blah blah. Searching has never been so easier before Window Search 4. It’s them saying, not me. I’ve gotta try it yet. Last time, I updated my system with SP1 on my vista and my system went berserk. My laptop didn’t connected to internet, it didn’t even detected my router. I dunno what went wrong but It’s for sure that everything happened after the updates. Evil updates. I tried everything to my knowledge to overcome but wasted many hours without satisfactory updates. Finally had to resort back with the system restore. At least I like system restore, it’s something which gets deleted files back to life, real resurrection .
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Microsoft Windows Vista SP1 released
March 19, 2008
After lots of hassles and buzz, finally Microsoft Corp released much hyped and awaited Microsoft Windows Vista SP1 for download.
All the major issues have been fixed according to Microsoft. And, the hardware incompatibilities were lessened to much extent which obviously means that automatic plugNplay devices would be of no problem anymore to run on Vista SP1 enabled system. Driver support for over 54,000 devices has been added that means, no more ‘drivers not found’ messages. Lots of security and drive encryption features were improved. It looks really alluring. Albeit, some big corporation are not yet ready for this update. For them, Microsoft has provided a tool called : Windows Service Pack Blocker
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Microsoft wants Yahoo at any cost
February 21, 2008
After the denial of offer placed by Microsoft to acquire Yahoo for some $41 dollar along with Microsoft’s own share and stocks, things are getting pretty hard for both sides. Microsoft’s appeal has been declined which made Microsoft think different way. We all know Microsoft,Money and Monopoly, they’re somewhat synonym to each other. Microsoft has money power and it’s using this power.
Yahoo think they’ve been undervalued, whereas, Microsoft think the offer was reasonable. If you ask me, I think Microsoft’s offer was appropriate for Yahoo. There is nothing wrong with the acquisition offer,after all, it’s $41 billion. The main objective of Microsoft is to get some stand in the search engine business. That’s not possible unless there are lots of fishes in the same pond. Microsoft can’t think of gulping Google, because, Google is as huge as whale and to leap forward, Microsoft has to start with other contending fishes. By the way, this is just my mere analogy and that’s how I’m seeing the present scenario between these companies.
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Tired of Google Search Strings?? Try this
February 19, 2008
Before I blabber, lemme tell you something. You don’t have to rely on google search strings to do some power searches. I recently came across a site which provides you with the quickest service of searching things for what you are wanting to have. Okie, no more crap talks of mine.
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Firefox upgrading/updating in Windows Vista
February 10, 2008
Even though I hated firefox before, I’m loving it truly these days. Firefox got it’s recent version released which was 2.0.0.12 and being cautious in nature, I tried to update my old 2.0.0.11 Mozilla firefox to latest one. I was thinking it’s a one shot and I felt like it’s updated after giving approval to UAC pop-ups in Windows Vista and so.
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Microsoft | Yahoo | Google
February 9, 2008
Antivirus Company - host of Virus
February 9, 2008
What happens when download server of antivirus company turns into host of virus and malwares. That happened to one New delhi based Indian Antivirus company where hackers exploited the iFrame vulnerability and redirected the antivirus def downloaders to malicious sites. I don’t know how that happened really but anyone who has been using product of that company called AvSoft Technologies were surely doomed, god knows what havoc has caused this to their systems.
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A-Squared : Malware killer
February 8, 2008
Scans your computer for malicious software (Malware), including Trojan Horses, Dialers, Worms, Spyware, Adware and more. a-squared is specialized in finding and removing them securely. The disk scan checks all files on your system disks for Malware.
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Fans protest Microsoft’s plan to dump XP
February 8, 2008
Goodbye, Windows XP.
Microsoft, which released its latest operating system, Vista, last year, plans to stop selling Windows XP in stores and through its PC partners on June 30.
It’s a typical move in the high-tech industry, as older models make way for new ones. But in this case, the shift has been met with some grumbling, given the criticism Windows Vista has received and reports that users were “upgrading” their Vista computers to XP.
InfoWorld, a site for information technology specialists, started a petition last month urging Microsoft to continue selling XP. So far, it has collected 80,000 signatures and impassioned pleas.
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Download Microsoft Virtual PC 2007 free
February 6, 2008
Microsoft Virtual PC 2007 to run multiple operating systems at the same time on the same physical computer. Switch between virtual machines with the click of a button. Use virtual machines to run legacy applications, provide support, train users, and enhance quality assurance. Virtual PC lets you create separate virtual machines on your Windows desktop, each of which
virtualizes the hardware of a complete physical computer. Use virtual machines to run operating systems such as MS-DOS, Windows, and OS/2. You can run multiple operating systems at once on a single physical computer and switch between them as easily as switching applications—instantly, with a mouse click. Virtual PC is perfect for any scenario in which you need to support multiple operating systems, whether you use it for tech support, legacy application support, training, or just for consolidating physical computers.
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