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Ordinarily this headline would no longer come as any surprise, after all everyone is pretty much used to Microsoft keeping the competition at bay using whatever methods it can. However, this is no ordinary headline because what IO left out is the name of that competitor: Windows XP.
In an...
Read More | Oct 27th, 2006
A number of owners of new iPods could be getting more than they bargained for, as Apple has admitted that a ‘small number’ of iPod video products sold after 12th September are infected with the RavMonE.exe virus. Mistakes happen, and while Apple has been forthright about owning up to the...
Read More | Oct 24th, 2006 | Comments: 3 | Last Comment: Nov 1st, 2006
At first glance it should be good news, after all it would appear that Microsoft has plugged a hole that left the claims of Vista being highly secure shot to pieces. Nonetheless, the security researcher who demonstrated the original Blue Pill exploit at both SyScan 06 in Singapore and the Black Hat...
Read More | Oct 22nd, 2006
ReactOS is an open source operating system that has been in development for 10 years. The main goal of the project is to build an operating system that is completly compatible with Windows XP. It uses all free software and uses a similar directory structure and program names to Windows. For example...
Read More | Sep 5th, 2006 | Comments: 5 | Last Comment: Sep 7th, 2006
I know a few days ago, I wrote a glowing review of Leopard. But after a few days, I changed my opinion:
Commercial operating systems cost way too much for the features you get. Let's take a look at Leopard, Apple's next-gen OS:
Leopard
Time Machine
I don't have much to criticize here, other than...
Read More | Aug 24th, 2006 | Comments: 2 | Last Comment: Aug 26th, 2006
This blog entry is regarding a registry hack for Windows XP. Be advised that twiddling with the registry requires care, and use the information here at your own risk. Backing up the registry before proceeding is adviced.
This is a based on the Add Command Prompt Here tweak that is fairly common...
Read More | Aug 4th, 2006
I love IT wars, always have. Back in the day, I was a columnist for a couple of Amiga computer magazines and more than happy to throw my opinion around concerning just why an Atari was such rubbish by comparison. Things have moved on since then, but also stayed much the same. I was there during the...
Read More | Aug 10th, 2006 | Comments: 3 | Last Comment: Aug 14th, 2006
