Windows XP continues to demonstrate formidable staying power. Here are some reasons why many organizations want to hang onto it. Read more
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Showing posts with label Microsoft Windows. Show all posts
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Google Chrome not yet on Mac
Saturday, September 6, 2008 0 comments
Generally I must say that all Mac OS X based browsers including Safari and the Intel optimized Firefox version are relatively slow. This is especially apparent when you run Windows XP under OS X in emulation using VMWare and try any browser, be it IE, FF or the brand spanking new Google browser Google Chrome. Windows based browsers are snappy and fast compared to a just acceptable performance on OS X. Read More or Comment>>>
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Dell’s netbook arrives this week
Wednesday, September 3, 2008 0 comments
Dell will announce its netbook, the Mini Inspiron 910, tomorrow, according to a st
ory in today’s WSJ. The new netbook had been expected any day, but the details came to light after a partner, Box.net, a provider of online storage, sent an e-mail to the newspaper touting its work with Dell. Read More>>>
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ory in today’s WSJ. The new netbook had been expected any day, but the details came to light after a partner, Box.net, a provider of online storage, sent an e-mail to the newspaper touting its work with Dell. Read More>>>
Safari 3.1 brings the Apple experience to Windows
Thursday, April 17, 2008 0 comments
The good folks over at Ars Technica decided to check out Safari 3.1 for new goodness fresh out from Mac-land. Their verdict? They were blown away with the improvements since Safari 3.0.
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