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Vista December CTP Due Monday

Date: 14th December
Source: Windowsitpro

Sources at Microsoft have told me that the eagerly-awaited December Community Technical Preview (CTP) build of Windows Vista will be delivered to beta testers on Monday. According to my sources, the CTP is build 5270 (5270.x86fre.winmain_idx03.051212-1830...more

Windows Vista Release in July 2006?
Date: 26th October
Source: Softpedia

Yet another rumor about the possible launch date of Windows Vista, the most anticipated operating system ever, will not impress readers too much.
However, considering the source of this rumor, by that we mean editors from the IDG News Service and Techworld, we are inclined to say that this information is accurate...more

Do You Want to Test Vista?
Date: 18th October
Source: Microsoft

I get plenty of emails from novice Windows Vista followers who want to know how they can get their hands on testing and playing with the Beta Vista. Well here is the link to Microsoft Connect, this is where you can become a tester. Enjoy!.

It's Microsofts 30th Birthday
Date: 13rd October
Source: Microsoft

You may be interested in seeing the timeline of Microsoft in a flash movie. It's very interesting to watch and you might learn a lot. You will also see some clips of the the Windows Vista and products of the future. So check out the timeline video here.

Windows Vista's New Security Features
Date: 3rd October
Source: ZDNet

It seems that every time I sit down with Microsoft to discuss Windows Vista, something has been changed or added, which is good. In some cases, something has been removed, which is bad. One and a half years from launch, I understand that beta code changes frequently. Here's my standard disclaimer: the following article is based on the last build from Microsoft, Windows Vista build 5219, released September 2005. It is one more semi-public build later than the Beta 1 currently in limited circulation, but Microsoft is careful not to call it Beta 2, although the code is based on code that will eventually be Beta 2 (got that?).

Windows Vista Will Boot in 3 Seconds
Date: 27th September
Source: Softpedia
Windows’ loading time has long been subject for debates and each new version promised that it will start faster than the previous one. With Windows Vista, Microsoft plans to break its own record and promises that the users will be able to start and shut down their operating system in three seconds.

Users Bemoan Exclusivity of Windows Vista Enterprise
Date: 26th September
Source: Computerworld
Microsoft Corp.'s decision to make an enterprise edition of Windows Vista available only to companies that have signed on to its Software Assurance upgrade protection and maintenance program is rankling some IT managers. The software vendor disclosed the exclusive availability plan for its Windows Vista Enterprise client as part of a series of enhancements to the controversial Software Assurance (SA) program, which it introduced four years ago.

Allchin on Vista: It's Not Going to Work
Date: 26th September
Source: WindowsITPro
Echoing my earlier comments about Windows Vista being a train wreck, Microsoft group vice president Jim Allchin walked into chairman Bill Gates' office in July 2004 and told him that the software project was horribly behind schedule and would never get caught up. "It's not going to work," he said, according to a report in "The Wall Street Journal."

Windows Vista Hardware & Its Secret Advantage
Date: 26th September
Source: TechNewsWorld
Windows Vista laptops will gain a second display which will function like an embedded PDA to provide quick access to e-mail, calendars, music and possibly even video from a massively lower power state. This, however, is only the tip of the iceberg. I'll leave the "secret advantage" until the end of the piece and cover the hardware changes first; I think you'll be pleased with both.

Why Windows Vista Will Be A Success
Date: 26th September
Source: Softpedia
It seems that Microsoft might have borrowed some sort of a marketing strategy from the gaming industry, where successive delays of a title make it even more appealing to gamers. In a way, the history is repeating itself: practically, none of the past Windows releases lacked numerous controversies and gloomy predictions regarding Microsoft’s future.

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