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Symantec has been taking aim at the beta of Windows Vista in an effort to show it's still security's top dog. But is it good to be so blunt on a beta? Columnist Brett Thomas doesn't think it's much more than bad marketing, and here's why.
What does the ATI-AMD buyout mean? What are the long and short term consequences? Are we seeing the beginning of the end for video cards, and will we see NVIDIA killed by a new Intel graphics chip? We lay out all the scenarios and give you the explanations and the answers. Compelling.
Users of the two messaging systems are now able to chat to each other as Microsoft and Yahoo get their love on.
Will Microsoft give you free versions of your iTunes songs to switch to its own integrated service and WiFi media player?
Fed up of having separate accounts and programmes for IM, email, Skype, calendar, todo list, and all the rest? Microsoft might have the answer.
Microsoft is rolling out the latest version of its message client today, under the new 'Live' brand.
Halo 2 on Windows Vista will have Live Anywhere functionality, and you'll be able to queue up Xbox 360 downloads with your mobile phone.
Microsoft is prepping a Dashboard update for the 360. The update adds new DVD, Dashboard and Live features.
Microsoft offered exclusive E3 content for download onto the Xbox 360 last week, and the move proved massively popular. Live has now had over 24 million downloads.
Feel good about cracking open your Xbox and fiddling the firmware? A new download lets you do just that. Don't expect to be hitting Xbox Live, though.
E3 2006: Xbox Live Arcade is coming to Windows - and so is cross platform multiplayer gaming. We are very, very excited.
Microsoft is making a move towards video game advertising after announcing that it has bought Massive at the Redmond advertiser conference.
Microsoft has updated Xbox Live to include support for a new online message centre. Now you can message and chat with your friends via your PC.
The software giant has been talking about what it intends to do with its flagship productivity software. Online web collaboration is the order of the day.
Industry rumours suggest that Sony will be launching PlayStation 3 in September along with an online games service known as PlayStation HUB.
The new anti-virus service from Microsoft is getting close to launch. We ask, should Microsoft be charging to protect its own insecure operating system?
The second beta of Microsoft's Internet Explorer 7 browser has gone live for public consumption today. It's not one for your family PC, but it's worth checking out if you're looking for some cool enhancements that should help to improve your web browsing experience. Details inside...
The new update to Xbox Live has a number of small improvements - but crucially, kills the only hacking exploit so far known.
CES 2006: AMD's counterpoint to Intel's Viiv is a new programme that puts the PC at the centre of the digital home - but partners with an open-standards ecosystem. We have the low-down.
It's called Windows Live Messenger, and it looks sort of the same with some interesting tweaks. Personalisation is the name of the game.
Microsoft is losing out on $125 per console with the Xbox 360, according to analysts. How much can the Redmond giant afford to keep losing?
Xbox Live on the new Xbox 360 is just the first step. Gates wants to created a unified online platform - does it appeal?
FolderShare will let you share folders between computers. Duh. Microsoft also snaps up a VoIP firm to provide functionality for Office.
October 14 2021 | 15:04