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October 12, 2006 Although they'll need to wait for the new Windows, holiday shoppers will find Vista-friendly hardware, software. TAGS: Microsoft Windows Vista, Microsoft Internet Explorer 7, Microsoft Windows Media Player, Windows Media, Microsoft Corp., Microsoft Windows, Microsoft Internet Explorer, software company, operating system, PC

April 4, 2007 Open-source Firefox browser is vulnerable to attack using the Windows flaw. TAGS: Mozilla Corp., Firefox, Microsoft Internet Explorer 7, flaw, Microsoft Internet Explorer, Web browser, Microsoft Corp., Microsoft Windows Vista, security, Microsoft Windows, operating system, PC

March 29, 2007 Vulnerability in the way Windows handles animated cursors puts users at risk of serious cyberattacks. Microsoft is working on a fix. TAGS: attacker, cursor, cyberattack, Microsoft Internet Explorer 7, vulnerability, Windows PC, attack, security, Microsoft Corp., Microsoft Windows Vista, Microsoft Internet Explorer, PC, e-mail, Microsoft Windows

January 30, 2007 New Microsoft operating system is a leap forward in security, but few people familiar with it say the advances justify an upgrade. TAGS: Microsoft Windows Vista, Service Pack 2, Microsoft Windows XP, Microsoft Windows XP Service Pack 2, Microsoft Internet Explorer 7, anti-spyware, security, operating system, Microsoft Corp., Microsoft Windows, Microsoft Internet Explorer, PC

July 27, 2005 Microsoft is giving thousands of testers a look at a trial version of the next incarnation of Windows. Images: Vista views TAGS: tester, Microsoft Windows Vista, Microsoft TechNet, test version, Microsoft Developer Network, beta version, beta, Microsoft Internet Explorer 7, margin, Microsoft Internet Explorer, Microsoft Corp., Microsoft Windows, Web browser, PC

July 28, 2006 Chipmaker celebates the launch of Core 2 Duo, and Microsoft look to the music market. Plus: MySpace takes the heat. TAGS: Microsoft Internet Explorer 7, leap, Steve Ballmer, Intel Core 2 Duo, launch, Automatic Update, Week in review, Intel Pentium, Microsoft Zune, Microsoft Internet Explorer, Redmond, Intel, Microsoft Windows Vista, music player, Microsoft Corp., entertainment

January 17, 2007 It might be the most secure version of Windows yet, but Vista will still require outside help in protecting against common cyberthreats. TAGS: cyberthreats, Microsoft Windows Vista, McAfee Inc., Microsoft Windows Live, Symantec Corp., security company, Trend Micro Inc., security tool, Norton Co., Microsoft Internet Explorer 7, security, Forrester Research Inc., operating system, spyware, firewall, Microsoft Corp.

July 25, 2006 In second report on Windows Vista security, Symantec says XP successor is prone to privilege escalation attacks. TAGS: Symantec Corp., Microsoft Windows Vista, Microsoft Internet Explorer 7, security, Microsoft Windows XP, attack, representative, Microsoft Corp., researcher, Microsoft Windows, Microsoft Internet Explorer, PC, operating system, Web browser

March 20, 2006 At Mix conference, Microsoft appeals to Web developers, commits to more IE updates. Video: Gates' Mix '06 keynote Photo: Gates shrugs at Mix '06 TAGS: web technology, Bill Gates, Microsoft Internet Explorer 7, RSS, Web application, Microsoft Internet Explorer, desktop computer, conference, IBM Corp., Microsoft Corp., developer, chairman, Microsoft Windows Vista, Microsoft Windows, photograph, video

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