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Longhorn Networking Revealed

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This afternoon we were treated to an interesting Microsoft TechNet chat session on networking in Windows Longhorn. The session provided a great overview of what we can expect from the Longhorn networking team come this May. Longhorn will introduce us to a completely redesigned and harmonized IPv4/IPv6 protocol stack.

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Security Features in Windows XP SP2

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Learn about Windows XP Service Pack 2, some of its security features, and how Microsoft IT has implemented the Service Pack. Anne Legato and Steve Riley talk about the security issues Microsoft and its customers face and how SP2 helps create more secure computing environments.
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Public BETA updated: MSN messenger 7.0.0429

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Mess.be reports the public MSN Messenger 7 BETA was silently updated from 0425 to 0429. Currently only the English build is available, but other languages may have been added when you're reading this. We are unaware of any changes at the moment, but you'll be the first to hear about them. If you're into our MSN skins and patches I wouldn't recommend updating because chances are low they will be made compatible with this minor update.
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MSN Messenger 7.0.632 Beta

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MSN Messenger 7.0.632 Beta. Microsoft has released an updated version of the MSN Messenger 7.0 Beta. This time at build 7.0.632.
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IE7 news by Paul Thurrott

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Paul Thurott has got his hands on development news on IE7. key facts he mentions :- *IE 7 was originally scheduled for Longhorn.
*IE 7 will be focused on security, not new features.
*IE 7 will be free.

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WinHEC 2005 - Updated Preview Build of Longhorn Due

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Thanks to Tom Warren over at Neowin.net for the Heads Up!

Today, Microsoft confirmed that an updated developer preview build of Windows codenamed "Longhorn," along with a preview of future updates to the "Designed for Windows" logo program will be available at WinHEC 2005 this year.
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Windows XP 64 Release Candidate 2 Build, 1433

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Thanks to Garikfox for the Heads Up!

Windows XP Professional x64 Edition is designed to address the most demanding business needs of technical workstation users who require large amounts of memory and floating point performance in areas such as mechanical design and analysis, digital content creation, and scientific and high-performance computing applications.
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Windows Media Player 10.00.00.3802

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Windows Media Player 10 is the all-in-one media player that provides the best experience for discovering, playing and taking your digital entertainment anywhere--on Windows XP PCs and the widest choice of portable devices.
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Internet Explorer 7 Beta This Summer

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Today at RSA, Bill Gates talked about Internet Explorer 7. As the guy responsible for IE, I wanted to say a couple of things about it.
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MSN Messenger 7 Beta Build 604

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MSN Messenger 7 Beta Build 604 contains quite a number of changes from the previous beta build (425) including slightly modified icons and a grey text message next to each contact icon's name actually explaining their current status (Online, Away, Offline etc).
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Windows XP RME ? Where?s the beef?

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Flexbeta.net has got it's take on Windows XP Reduced Media Edition, which is basically Windows XP Pro stripped of it's Windows Media Player. To sum it up, there is hardly any noticable difference between XP RME and XP Pro, except for the welcome screen and Windows not recognizing their own file format. The article hints how this may be the beginning to a Windows OS clean of Microsoft applications. Bye-Bye IE?

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