by Surur
2 months
-18
From time to time we post articles critical of Microsoft’s moves and strategies, and this is often met with complaints from readers that Microsoft, worth hundreds of billions of dollars, surely knows better than a simple wri...
by Greg Jordan
4 months
2
Today Microsoft has officially ended support for its Windows Vista, its 10 year old operating system. This means there will be no more security updates, leaving the OS vulnerable to viruses and malware. With the EOL for Vista, Exc...
by Surur
4 months
1
If you are one of the 0.78% of people still running Vista now may be a good time to finally make that jump to a supported OS. After 10 years of service Microsoft is finally pulling the plug on the poorly received OS, and are endi...
by Pradeep
7 months
2
In March next year, Windows XP and Vista users will automatically be moved to the Firefox Extended Support Release (ESR). Mozilla last week announced that they expect to provide security updates for users until September 2017. In ...
1 year
2
Nine years ago, Microsoft launched Windows Vista. Microsoft ended mainstream support for the operating system 4 years ago, and the company will be ending extended support for the OS in one year from now: that is April 11, 2017. Wh...
by Pradeep
2 years
2
Google today announced that they are ending support for Google Chrome on Windows XP and Windows Vista. Since these operating systems are missing critical security updates (no longer actively supported by Microsoft) and have a grea...
2 years
0
Microsoft has some big plans for Windows 10 launch in the US. Microsoft will be officially announcing this news at WinHEC conference which is happening tomorrow. Microsoft will be partnering with China’s Tencent for Windows ...
by Pradeep
3 years
0
In the patch Tuesday this week, Microsoft has finally fixed the 19-year-old bug that was identified in literally all the versions of Windows. IBM Researchers found this vulnerability first back in May this year. An attacker who su...
by Pradeep
4 years
0
ZDNet’s Mary Jo Foley had a chance to interview outgoing Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer and she asked about his biggest regret during his CEO tenure. His answer was not surprising, it is Windows Vista. He admitted that Windows ...