The MSN Messenger outage spilled over into a seventh day Monday, with many users of the free service complaining of inaccessible accounts, despite Microsoft´s claims most had been restored.
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The MSN Messenger outage spilled over into a sixth day Sunday, with many users of the free service complaining of inaccessible accounts, despite Microsoft´s claims most had been restored.
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The 89th issue of ZZZ online is out.
For our german readers. Peter Hauser of 3DWIN send me the follow news concerning his site (in german):
Saw over NeoWin that a new tweak utility for Windows XP is available.
Software giant Microsoft Corp (MSFT) , whose image in China was tarnished over fears that its flagship Windows product was not fully secure, said on Friday it had entered a venture with a state-owned software firm to provide an extra encryption "lock" tailored for Windows in China.
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X-bit labs has posted an article called "NVIDIA GeForce3 Voltage Tweaking and Extreme Overclocking".
Microsoft was forced to issue a warning yesterday stating that a time bomb bug in the latest version of its Visual Studio .Net developer tool would cause the product to expire at the end of the month.
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Microsoft´s MSN Messenger outage spilled over into a fourth day, with many users of the free service complaining about poor communication from the company.
MSN Messenger users started experiencing trouble on Tuesday, with the most commonly reported glitches being connection problems and missing buddy lists of friends. The service appeared to go down completely at 3 p.m. PDT on Thursday, though users in Australia reported some activity overnight. By Friday morning, service had been partially restored in many countries.
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MSN Messenger users started experiencing trouble on Tuesday, with the most commonly reported glitches being connection problems and missing buddy lists of friends. The service appeared to go down completely at 3 p.m. PDT on Thursday, though users in Australia reported some activity overnight. By Friday morning, service had been partially restored in many countries.
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Another german article. LCM-Network has posted a "CD Recordable
basics" guide.
basics" guide.
Pit over 3DWin has put up Windows XP Beta 2, RC1 and Windows 2000 benchmarks.
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With an eye toward the growing number of migrations to Windows 2000, two desktop administration software providers announced new or enhanced tools designed to streamline the process.
On Technology Corp., of Waltham, Mass., last week unveiled its Site Manager, which bridges the gap between simple imaging tools and more complex software distribution systems such as Microsoft Corp.´s Systems Management Server.
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On Technology Corp., of Waltham, Mass., last week unveiled its Site Manager, which bridges the gap between simple imaging tools and more complex software distribution systems such as Microsoft Corp.´s Systems Management Server.
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Dan´s Data has put up a comparison between the 1388 Technology Bit88 Universal Sound Enhancer versus Evergreen Technologies RumbleFX 3D Sound Amplifier
X-bit labs has posted an article called "Choosing the Best Platform for Adobe Photoshop"
Windows XP Release Candidate 1 is now available at MSDN subscriber downloads. Thanks Christian.
MSDN Website
MSDN Website
Accelenation has posted a interview with Kamran Ahmed, Senior Manager of Product Management at Matrox about the new Matrox G550 and it´s features.
Users looking to migrate from Windows 95 to the forthcoming Windows XP face an expensive upgrade path, confirms Microsoft.
The company finally approved the minimum and recommended hardware specifications for the new operating system at its reviewers´ conference in New York last week.
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The company finally approved the minimum and recommended hardware specifications for the new operating system at its reviewers´ conference in New York last week.
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Thanks to Mark for informing me that the Windows XP RC1 download for Preview Program subscribers is now available.
MICROSOFT may have survived one attempt to split it up, but the October launch of its new XP software is looming as the next battleground.
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