 |
 |
 |
Windows Vistas True Beauty Is the Security Within
Wednesday, December 6th, 2006
Super security confronts the user with a lot more pop-up question boxes asking if you’re sure you 
want to do what you’ve just ordered. Still, these warnings often prove useful, such as the ones that point out that a Web site is trying to access your computer or that an address you typed in is dangerous. It particularly guards against so-called “phishing” attacks.
I’ve been out on a limb before, and maybe this is going too far, but here goes: I vehemently approve of something Microsoft did. I like Windows Vista even though I am duty bound to show you a few flaws.
Microsoft’s Vista operating system for personal computers finally was distributed to businesses Nov. 30, which was five years after the debut of hacker-battered Windows XP. On Jan. 30, consumers will be able to buy Vista Basic for US$129 and Vista Premium for $299. Technology News: Software: Vista’s True Beauty Is the Security Within
Popular Posts
Please read our Disclaimer
