After June 30th you will not be able to buy Windows XP unless you are buying at least 25 licenses. Also support for Windows XP will end on April 14th, 2009 meaning you won’t be able to get any more updates.
Source:Engadget
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Looks like Vista SP1 will be released on February 15. I have tried out the release candidate and Vista seemed to work a little faster so hopefully there will be even more improvements in the final.
Source:Engadget
An internal list of the most popular requests for improving Windows has been leaked, giving a glimpse of what users want in the next version of Windows.
When Microsoft announced Windows Home Server earlier this year, it was greeted with a mixture of curious disdain and eagerness. Some questioned what the product offered over existing solutions, while others welcomed it with open arms. It’s at once hard to explain and easy to understand what Windows Home Server is, but it’s worth getting to know…
The first service pack for Windows Vista is on its way, and PC Magazine has a preview of an early private beta version.
After months of speculation, rumor, and silence from Microsoft, the company is finally talking publicly about Service Pack 1 for Windows Vista.
Microsoft says that the first public beta of Windows Vista SP1 will be available in the next few weeks to TechNET and MSDN subscribers.
Although Vista just came out, that hasn’t stopped Microsoft from planning their next major OS release, and it looks like a part of the plan is changing the internal codename from Vienna to “7.”
Microsoft is set to release the first beta of SP1 for vista by mid-July and release the final Vista SP1 in November 2007.
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