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The Windows Vista Compatibility Tab allows you to configure programs that will not work on Windows Vista in their current state.

According to Web pundits, Yahoo Pipes is a great innovation that will help the masses remix RSS feeds and plug them together. Enter Larry Dignan, guinea pig.

Microsoft’s next version of its Windows Mobile operating system was revealed with lots of usability improvements. The lines between different device models continues to blur into a single platform for mobile productivity.

Mitch Ratcliffe continues his examination of the strengths and weaknesses of Windows Vista and Mac OS X. In this gallery, see how Vista has made strides in providing simple management of wireless connections.

See how to install Windows Vista and XP in a dual-boot configuration.

The new version of Windows Server Update Services (Version 3) incorporates several improvements over previous iterations, including a new MMC interface, a new report engine, and improved group targeting. This gallery takes a look at the new configuration wizard and some of the new or changed features from previous versions.

Crack open the cases on the Sony PlayStation 3 and PlayStation 2 in a side-by-side comparison.

Cybersecurity professionals gathered in San Francisco for the RSA 2007 Conference

Penetration testing firm Immunity has started shipping Silica, a wireless handheld pen-testing device capable of finding — and exploiting — security vulnerabilities.

Part of Mitch Ratcliffe’s series comparing the Windows Vista and Mac OS X user experiences, this step-by-step walk-through of Vista’s Windows Easy Transfer application shows that there is still some work to be done in Redmond.

As part of Mitch Ratcliffe’s comparison of the Vista and Mac OS X user experiences, this is a step-by-step explanation of how to migrate user settings, documents and applications from one Mac OS X installation to another.

Numerous options exist for remotely connecting to desktop systems. Here’s how Windows’ Remote Desktop Connection compares to LogMeIn.

See the hardware inside Sony’s venerable PlayStation 2 game console.

One of the best reasons for experienced World of Warcraft players to buy the Burning Crusade expansion pack is the introduction of a new race — they call themselves Draenei. And they arrived on Azeroth via a nethership called the Exodar, which crashed and now serves as their home capitol city. To get a look at this new race, I created a Draenei warrior named Leakramwink. Here are just some of the sights you will see in and around the new capitol city of Exodar.

Attendees left Microsoft Across America Launch Events with Office and a t-shirt.

If you read reviews of Windows Vista in the mainstream media, the criticism you’ll find most often is that there’s no killer feature. Oh really? These three features – XMP-based photo tagging, integrated search, and speech recognition – certainly qualify.
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One of the best reasons for experienced World of Warcraft players to buy the Burning Crusade expansion pack is the introduction of a new race — they call themselves Blood Elves. For those of us playing mostly on the Horde side of things, these are the first attractive characters we have been able to play. That is unless of course you have a thing for the Undead. Not wanting to miss an in-game experience I created a Blood Elf hunter named Kenirk. Here are just some of the sights you will see in and around the new capitol city of Silvermoon.

Windows Vista’s MMC provides an improved user interface and more functional snap-ins