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Microsoft makes additional move to address pirated copies of Windows XP
Microsoft is updating its Windows Genuine Advantage tool this week with "significant updates" designed to make things even more uncomfortable for owners of non-genuine Windows. The changes are Read more...
HP: Sales of XP outstrips Vista
One of the top PC makers, Hewlett-Packard, has revealed that the number of machines loaded with Windows XP that it is selling outstrips that of Windows Vista. On the surface, this appears to fly Read more...
Windows XP Service Pack 3 coming very soon
It has been just days since Microsoft halted sales of the venerable Windows XP operating system via retail channels or pre-installed on full-fledged PCs and laptops. Yesterday, Microsoft issued a Read more...
Microsoft stops offering boxed Windows XP
As
of Monday, June 30, Microsoft has stopped offering boxed copies of the
seven-year-old Windows XP operating system for sale. Having said that, various levels of product
support for Windows XP Read more...
Vista gets the cold shoulder
A new survey has found that fewer than 1 in 12 programmers currently are writing applications targeting Windows Vista, with most still sticking with ASP.Net and Windows Forms applications and finding Read more...
HP working to fix Windows XP SP3 problems
HP has confirmed that the existence of an endless-reboot problem with certain systems that are based on processors from Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) after the installation of Windows XP service
Read more...Windows XP comes to OLPC
Limited trials of Windows XP on the OLPC (One Laptop Per Child) is slated to begin next month in "four or five" countries. The general availability of Windows XP on OLPC's XO laptop will follow
Read more...Microsoft green lights XP SP3 and Vista SP1
Been waiting with baited breath for Microsoft to resume downloads for Windows XP SP3 and Windows Vista SP1? Breathe a sigh of relief. The company has apparently managed to sort out Read more...
Faster CPUs on the way
Researchers at Princeton University have discovered a means to eliminate nano flaws or minuscule defects in computer chips, a breakthrough that could improve chip performance and allow manufacturers Read more...




