微软中国：盗版XP将一小时黑屏一次！ (2)
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分类: 科技新闻, 中国动态 微软10月20日即将推出的WGA与以往的历次相比是最严厉的一次。此次的WGA计划只针对用户Windows XP专业版用户。IT业内人士介绍，国内Windows XP盗版软件几乎全为专业版，比如番茄花园等各种修改版XP，PC厂商针对个人及家庭用户的消费电脑一般预装的为XP家庭版，这类软件属于正版软件。此次WGA安装到用户的方式也与以往差别很大，以前需要用户主动下载，然后安装，而此次的WGA计划不使用安装向导，用户将在20号后通过操作系统的自动更新(Microsoft update)自动下载，这意味着WGA和OGA会在已打开自动更新的盗版用户电脑中不知不觉的下载，如果用户设定为自动安装，它还将在后台自动安装完毕。届时，安装了盗版Windows XP专业版的电脑将被强行每小时"黑屏"(桌面背景变为纯黑色)一次，Office的菜单栏将被添加"不是正版"的标记。此文章网址 | 转寄此文章 | 回应
Sorry Google. We're not supporting you. (2)
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As anticipated, Microsoft unveiled the latest version of their Adobe Flash competitor this morning. Silverlight 2 (build 2.0.31005.0) removes the 'Beta' tag and takes the product 'Final'. A quick preview across a number of Windows based computers provided some interesting results, as well as a few disturbing ones. Silverlight 2 performed like a rock star using Microsoft's Internet Explorer 8 Beta 2. Similarly, it rendered Silverlight-based rich media graphics well with Internet Explorer 7. The ...
Touchless, comandare il PC con la webcam (1)
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Dai Microsoft Office Labs è appena uscita un’interessantissima demo gratuita, open source (sarà sfuggita a “curious” Steve Ballmer?), e che non necessita d’installazione, relativa ad una tecnologia che - probabilmente - entro breve, permetterà agli utenti di comandare il PC con la webcam. Il suo nome è Touchless e sembra funzionare piuttosto bene: una volta scaricata, scompattata ed avviata, occorre creare uno o più evidenziatori (cliccando sul pulsante “Add a new marker”, e selezionando un ...
Features coming with Windows 7 (1)
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As you now know, Windows 7 is being officially called… Windows 7. Microsoft has been pretty tight on leaks up to now so we haven’t had a great deal of information about the upcoming OS, however here are some of the features which you will see introduced with Windows 7: Evolutionary changes. This means substantial performance improvements, UI changes and security improvements. Windows 7 basically will improve on all of Windows Vista’s real and perceived ...
Microsoft Turns Windows 7 from Codename to Name (1)
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Microsoft has announced that the next version of its Windows operating system will be named simply Windows 7 - exactly the product codename for the Vista successor. 7 here actually has a very simple explanation as this is the seventh release of Windows for Microsoft - hence the decision. The next Windows iteration will be shown for the first time to application developers at two conferences to take place in Los Angeles in a few ...
More on Microsoft and not going to PDC (1)
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Frank Shaw answers back. He’s the head of Microsoft’s account at Waggener Edstrom, Microsoft’s main PR firm (and has been for years). Frank’s one of the smartest guys in the PR business, so it’s good for him to step in here. He basically has a finger lashing for everyone involved in yesterday’s incident, including me. I just saw his post in Google Reader, and added this note to it when I put it on my ...
Microsoft Settles on "Windows 7" For Official Name of Next OS [Not Just A Code Name] (2)
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Here we were, thinking Windows 7 was simply a codename (and a fairly boring one at that—where's Longhorn? Whistler?). Now, on the official Windows Vista Blog, MS has came out and declared "Windows 7" the official name of Vista's successor, dev-only pre-betas of which will be released at the upcoming WinHEC and PDC developer conferences over the next few weeks. The reason why probably makes sense, to someone, somewhere... The decision to use the name ...
Microsoft’s Next OS To Be Called “Windows 7″. Seriously (13)
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Microsoft has announced that the latest version of Windows, due in the next couple of years, will be called - drumroll please - Windows 7. It’s about time Microsoft adopted a naming system that might actually make some sense to users, but I can’t wait for hordes of customers to start asking if they somehow missed Windows 1 through 6. Windows has had one of the most ridiculous naming schemes in the history of software. ...
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Al said:
Personally, I'm fine with the Windows 7 branding. To me, it signals that Microsoft is focusing on getting the basics right with Windows -- not a goofy or splashy ad campaign.
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Jason is funny!
"Windows 7" graduates from codename to real name (3)
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Filed under: OS Updates, Microsoft Microsoft has unveiled the official name for the next version of the Windows operating system. Up until now Microsoft officials had been referring to the project as "Windows 7." And now they're going to keep on doing that. But it's not a codename anymore. It's the final name of the upcoming operating system.While other software makers have named their operating systems after the version number (Mac OS 9, or OS ...
Windows 7 to be officially named... Windows 7 (29)
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Filed under: Desktops, Laptops Microsoft is expected to be handing out pre-betas of Windows 7 to devs at WinHEC and PDC soon, and it looks like it's settled on an official name for its next-gen OS -- ahem, Windows 7. Yep, the code name is the real name, which is a first for Windows. According to Mike Nash on the Vista blog, the company went with Windows 7 because it "just makes sense" as the ...
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about time they did this. all the names (XP, Vista, etc) were confusing, and the year-based releases don't age well when your development lifecycles are in the 5 year range.
‘Windows 7’ é o nome oficial do próximo sistema operacional da Microsoft (1)
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[Windows 7! Venha e pegue! Se tiver coragem.] Estávamos aqui, pensando que “Windows 7” era só um codename (e bem tosco – cadê algo como Longhorn? Whistler?). Agora, no blog oficial do Windows, a Microsoft declarou “Windows 7” como o nome oficial do sucessor do Vista. A razão disso provavelmente faz sentido a alguém, em algum lugar... A decisão de usar o nome Windows 7 é pela simplicidade. Durante anos, optamos por diferentes propostas para ...
Dear Microsoft (2)
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I was deciding this morning whether or not to go to your Professional Developer Conference. It’s being hyped up as one of the most important in Microsoft’s recent history. I’ve decided not to go for a variety of reasons. The economy. The numbers of bloggers and journalists who’ll be there (so many the stories will get out). My family, which has seen me on the road too much this year. The fact that I rarely ...
Microsoft: Apple Not Interested in Silverlight, Flash for iPhone (3)
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According to Microsoft’s latest Silverlight announcement, Apple shows little to no interest in installing either Silverlight or Adobe Flash on its iPhones. Thanks to the open source nature of Google’s mobile operating system Android, on the other hand, Silverlight on a Google-enabled phone is a prospective possibility for Microsoft — one they’d be eager to jump on. “Basically where we’re at right now is we have talked with Apple,” Microsoft vice president Scott Guthrie admitted. ...
Windows Mobile hits the iPhone 3G (5)
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Remember that rumor about Steve Jobs having a heart attack that went around not too long ago? Well, it might just be true as soon as Stevo catches wind of this one. The video above shows a brief interview from MyPhone 2008 with a young Norweigan developer named Erik Kristiansen. While Kristiansen might not be the smoothest talker in Vegas, he has managed to put together quite a piece of software. As he explains in ...
Microsoft va commencer à parler virtuel (1)
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Afin de contrer Nintendo (Mii ) et prochainement l’arrivée de Sony Home, Microsoft annonce un dispositif virtuel (avatar, cinema, fêtes virtuelles) pour sa Xbox. Source: mindblizzard
Depurando CSS y Javascript con Internet Explorer (1)
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"El lienzo de un diseñador web es la pantalla de su monitor"Hay muchas y muy variadas herramientas e IDEs que te permiten diseñar/desarrollar tu sitio web de manera que luzca y funcione exactamente como deseas con un par de simples clics pero al final de cuentas, son los navegadores del web quienes tienen la ultima palabra a la hora de decidir como lucirá y se comportara finalmente tu sitio. Estos navegadores, por cierto, son muy ...
美国政府机构采用谷歌软件 微软市场渐受冲击 (2)
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如果这一案例能够证明，Google产品可以基本替代微软的Office，那么也就证明，它同样适应于目前微软的大部分典型客户，这对微软是非常可怕的。尽管这并不代表微软会很快丧失集团用户市场，但趋势却已经明确。而Office产品一向是微软最重要的收入支柱。美国政府机构采用谷歌软件 微软市场渐受冲击:Sanford C. Bernstein & Co. 分析师杰弗里·林德赛(Jeffrey Lindsay)认为，“如果谷歌继续赢得如哥伦比亚特区的大客户合同，那么微软就要丧失不少市场，这对商业软件市场提供了一个强有力的信号，那就是商业软件正受到了公正的严审。”
消息称微软将在10月20日部署针对中国的WGA和OGA新一轮投放 (1)
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一封来自微软内部的电子邮件和一系列教程显示,微软将在10月20日部署针对中国的WGA和OGA新一轮投放.这意味着OGA和WGA工具将进行一次更新,WGA只针对Windows XP用户,OGA则是针对中国Office用户的首次投放,此次投放可能会通过更新等方式部署,这意味着许多用户的盗版软件将会出现问题,微软近期针对中国市场的盗版进行了一次组合拳式的打击,相信这也是这一套拳法中的重要一环.以下是泄露的邮件部分截图.
Microsoft sues DHL over 360s destroyed in train derailment (1)
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Filed under: Microsoft Xbox 360, Business We all reacted similarly to the news of a DHL freight train derailment in which 21,600 Xbox 360s were lost due to "impact damage, wetting, pilfering and shortage" -- no, not by inquiring about the well-being of those who were on board at the time of the crash. That would be silly. We reacted, as anyone would, with general concern for the Redmond-based software juggernaut whose precious cargo was ...
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恐怕你不知道微软也有道德指南。 很高兴微软在为OOXML标准游说时没有贿赂外国政府官员；无论什么时候打压竞争对手，微软的商业管理方式也是遵循了公平竞争的法律。在 Corporate Citizenship部分，微软讨... 开发者的逆向工程是毫无必要。Shared by bbbush (103)Contribute comment
