Apple has released a new commercial in their "I'm a PC" and "I'm a Mac" successful advertising campaign. The new ad is aimed directly at Windows 7, which was just released yesterday.
Which has the better OS: Apple or PC - Tell us what you think.
Yahoo has launched its new Yahoo Messenger 9.0, instant messaging application for Windows XP and Windows Vista.
Suspicious Vista detractors were the target of an OS mind-trick, Microsoft grabbed a handful of people who had only heard about Vista and subjected them to the "Mojave Experiment." It doesn't involve probes or Area 51 or shock treatment. The Mojave Experiment involves a simple switcharoo scheme where Vista is replaced by Microsoft's "new" new operating system, called Mojave. You can probably see where this is going already: Mojave is a trick; it's still Vista.
It's hard enough to get 20 people to agree on something; assembling 1,000 takes a serious trigger of some sort. Microsoft and fans of a certain operating system might want to know, then, that a petition at InfoWorld's SaveXP.com has gathered more than 200,000 signatures.
To be fair, I think any one of us would be thrilled to move 140 million copies of something. But Microsoft is held to a higher standard, and so Bill Gates's positive comment about Vista sales is raising some eyebrows.
An updated version of Yahoo Messenger arrived in a pre-beta preview for Vista users, who can install it in parallel with their existing Yahoo Messenger client.
In my years of retail work, I’ve encountered tough guys, wicked old ladies, and thousands of screaming children. Yet the scariest creatures are often the mothers of those children, and Steve Ballmer may have seen a hint of that when one woman confronted him over Windows Vista.
Searching the Net to find out more about Microsoft's oft-delayed, finally-arriving operating system, Vista, sends people where they want to go today; Vista's creator tops the list, followed by Wikipedia.
The angst of bloggers who admitted to receiving choice AMD laptops loaded with Windows Vista received an injection of drama as PR firm Edelman has now asked for the goodies to be returned or given away after being reviewed.
The WebProNews crew hit the Ziff Davis Media Digital Life conference at New York's Javits Center and cast some digital media from the opening keynote back to the mothership.
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