Introducing the Windows Vista Compatibility Center – Softpedia

At the Worldwide Partner Conference 2008 on July 8, in Huston, Texas, Brad Brooks, corporate vice president, Windows Consumer Product Marketing, announced that Microsoft was going to go live with the Windows Vista Compatibility Center . It is clear

Microsoft still pushing Vista compatibility story – CNET News
Microsoft on Tuesday released a new tool designed to allow customers to see whether their hardware and software will work properly with Windows Vista. No, this isn’t an old article. It is July 2008 and Microsoft still finds it necessary to show

Obama bloats Vista by 11MB – The Register
We’re very much obliged today to readers Hawkeye and Duncan Lilly for providing evidence that the Beast of Redmond’s Vista is not the lean, mean fighting machine it really should be. Try this “important” update warning for size: That’s an awful lot

Microsoft® Windows® Malicious Software Removal Tool (KB890830) – Microsoft PressPass
The Microsoft Windows Malicious Software Removal Tool checks Windows Vista, Windows XP, Windows 2000, and Windows Server 2003 computers for and helps remove infections by specific, prevalent malicious software—including Blaster, Sasser, and Mydoom.

Buy Vista and ‘pay it forward’ for Windows 7 – Techradar.com
Amid reports that Microsoft is set to spend hundreds of millions of dollars to launch a new Windows Vista advertising campaign, comes the assertion that consumers investing in the beleaguered OS will ‘pay it forward’ into Windows 7. With support for

Microsoft on Vista: ‘The time of worry is over.’ – ZDNet Blogs
Tags: Microsoft Windows Vista , Microsoft Corp. , Vista Compatibility Site , Microsoft Windows Vista (Longhorn) , Microsoft Windows , Operating Systems , Software , Mary Jo Foley Microsoft wants its partners and customers to know that it’s done

Beyond XP SP3 and Vista SP1, Windows 7 Getting Better and Better – Softpedia
Believe it or not but Windows 7 will only better Windows. Already labeled as the agent of the evolution of Windows, rather than the platform’s revolution, Windows 7 is getting better and better, due mainly to its advances through the stages of the

EIC podcast: Vista; Midori; Microhoo; iPhone – ZDNet Blogs
Tags: Apple iPhone , Jerry Yang , Microsoft Windows Vista , Microsoft Corp. , Backstory , Microsoft Windows Vista (Longhorn) , 3G , Podcasts , Operating Systems , Microsoft Windows On this week’s EIC squared podcast, Ed Bott, one of our Microsoft