Windows 7 patches, both fake and real, in the hopper
Microsoft has made available a patch to a Windows 7 bug in the Release Candidate (RC) and is preparing to roll out some “fake” test patches to verify Windows 7’s automatic-updating abilities this week. Microsoft posted on May 8 an update that fixes incorrect access control list (ACL) settings on the root of the system drive in the 32-bit RC version of the product.
15 things you need to know about Windows 7
It has been said by a few that Windows 7 isn't very different from Vista. That assumption, however, would be a mistake. The reality is that Windows 7 is packed with new developments – it's just that most people aren't talking about them.
Sirius XM sticks it to subscribers
The family plan package went from $6.99 to $8.99 a month and there's a monthly $2.99 fee to receive Sirius XM stations over the Internet. That service was previously free.
Wolfram Alpha shows data in a way Google can't
Wolfram Alpha is like a cross between a research library, a graphing calculator, and a search engine. But does Wolfram Research's "computational knowledge engine," set to debut publicly later this month, live up to its hype as a Web site that Google needs to be afraid of?
Top 10 Tiny & Awesome Windows Utilities – Windows
It's the little things that make a Windows system great—like utilities that use less than 10MB of memory to make your life easier. Here are 10 apps that pack a lot of greatness into very little space.
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