Microsoft releases handful of Vista bug fixes
Microsoft releases a number of bug fixes for Windows Vista.
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Adrian Kingsley-Hughes sifts through the marketing hyperbole and casts his critical eye over the latest technological innovations to find out which products make the grade and which don't.
Adrian Kingsley-Hughes
Adrian Kingsley-Hughes is an internationally published technology author who has devoted over a decade to helping users get the most from technology.
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20 million Vista licenses equals a lot of unhappy customers
A press release from Microsoft yesterday detailed that Windows Vista consumer license sales had exceeded 20 million in the US alone, double the pace set by Windows XP when it was released. This has got to be good for Microsoft's bottom line, but what I'm seeing on the ground is a lot of unhappy customers caught up in all sorts of problems.
Sony: "Consider the US with its massive land and cheap people"
Sony's UK managing director Ray Maguire says America full of "cheap people."
Who is responsible for net user security?
It might be easier and cheaper than ever to connect to the Internet, but the security threats facing users are also greater than ever. But who is responsible for the security of these users?
Is Vista Home Basic a way for vendors to sell low-spec PCs?
I think that I've found a sure-fire way to spot the bargain basement cheap PCs that OEMs have on offer. Just look for these words - Windows Vista Home Basic.
Does your gadget lust extend beyond tech?
Does your gadget lust extend beyond tech into other areas of your life?
Apple TV - Will you be throwing out your DVD player?
So, after a few delays, Apple finally released the iPod for the TV - the Apple TV. Will this (or similar devices) eventually replace the DVD or will DRM hold back adoption?
Electro-sensitivity - Fact or fiction?
Can you be sensitive to modern technology? Believe it or not, some people claim they are.