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Mac OS X 10.5, iLife '07, iWork '07 as early as March

Development of Mac OS X 10.5 is wrapping up faster than many at Apple even anticipated, and at present, a release can be expected as early as late March, sources say.
common - comments - 10.2.2007

Any Video Converter Free 2.07

Any Video Converter is an All-in-One video converting tool with easy-to-use graphical interface, fast converting speed and excellent video quality. It allows you to effortlessly convert video files between every format!
download - comments - 1.8.2007

Memory Prices Set to Hit the Bottom in the 2H '07

After tumbling for more than four consecutive months, prices on dynamic random access memory (DRAM) may sustain rapid decrease in the coming months, causing memory chip makers to continue losing money.
common - comments - 26.4.2007

DOJ Pushes Microsoft to Produce Vista SP1 in '07

It's unusual, but confirmation of the availability of Windows Vista's first service pack came not from Microsoft Corp., but from the U.S. Department of Justice.
windows - comments - 21.6.2007

Microsoft is not trying to block access says Kaspersky

Microsoft's new operating system Vista will not make it more difficult for anti-virus systems to work, Russian computer security group and potential IPO candidate Kaspersky Lab said on Friday, contradicting rivals.
microsoft - comments - 9.10.2006

Access 2007 Runtime SP1 is now available

This version of the Access 2007 Runtime contains files whose versions are slightly higher than the level of the same files that are updated by Office 2007 Service Pack 1 (SP1).
download - comments - 30.3.2008

Access Windows 7 Feature Walkthroughs

Windows 7 brings to the table a variety of new and evolved features, and Microsoft has taken the necessary measures designed to bring them to center stage.
windows - comments - 2.4.2009

Microsoft Sued Over Mobile E-Mail Access

Microsoft is facing a new lawsuit today from telecommunications provider Visto claiming that the software giant "...infringed upon multiple patents Visto holds regarding proprietary technology that provides enterprises and consumers with mobile access to their e-mail and other data."
microsoft - comments - 16.12.2005

Quick Reference for Outlook Voice Access

Outlook Voice Access lets UM-enabled users to access their Exchange 2007 mailbox using analog, digital, or cellular telephones.
microsoft - comments - 12.6.2006

Windows 7 Non-Uniform Memory Access Architectures

Windows 7 will be able to take advantage not only of faster CPUs, but of multiple processors on a single chip. The 64-bit edition of the operating system in particular will be able to support over 64 Logical Processors per machine.
windows - comments - 28.12.2008

Windows 7: Internet access to home media

By linking your Live ID to your user account in Windows 7 (from build 7048), you can now stream your home media to your another PC/laptop connected to a work or public network.
windows - comments - 12.3.2009

Google to Give Developers Access to Trends API

Google will eventually give programmers access to an API for its Trends analysis tool.
common - comments - 5.12.2007

Microsoft Backtracks, Allows MSN Music Access Until 2011

After taking some heat for its April decision to shutter its MSN Music servers, Microsoft this week backtracked and decided to allow access until the end of 2011.
microsoft - comments - 21.6.2008

Microsoft sets sail with high-seas Net access

Just the thing for the ideal boating experience? High-speed Internet access.

As part of Microsoft's attempt to make the Web omnipresent, the company announced a new service Thursday that will connect boaters to the Internet. Seafaring Web surfers can stay connected 25 miles from land thanks to a partnership struck between Redmond, Wash.-based Microsoft and antenna maker KVH Industries.
microsoft - comments - 17.2.2006

Microsoft Outlook Web Access 2007 - new features in Beta 1

Hi. I'm DJ Schwend, a product designer working on the OWA team here in Exchange. I've put together this overview of the best new features in our Beta 1 release. We've made huge strides to improve the online experience and our goal is to keep being the best web mail client in the world.
microsoft - comments - 18.5.2006

Microsoft: Vista Wireless Access Could Cause Laptop Battery Drain

Users running Windows Vista on laptops may see batteries draining faster than they expect, Microsoft said in a warning, because some wireless access points aren't configured to take advantage of the new operating system's Wi-Fi power-saving mode.
windows - comments - 9.12.2006

Network Access Protection for XP SP3 and Vista SP1

Network Access Protection is designed to permit a high degree of control over client computers across a network.
windows - comments - 13.10.2008

Enable Vista-Native Network Access Protection on XP SP3

Network Access Protection (NAP) is one of the few features that were actually added to Windows XP SP3.
windows - comments - 13.5.2008

Access Windows Server 2008 SP2 Performance Tuning Guidelines

The need to squeeze every last drop of performance out of a specific system running Windows is even more stringent when it comes down to server infrastructures compared to client machines.
windows - comments - 29.7.2009

Vista to Windows 7 Upgrades Kill Access to OEM Recovery Applications

Users that upgrade Windows Vista OEM computers to Windows 7 might find that the recovery applications set in place by the original equipment manufacturer are no longer accessible.
windows - comments - 9.10.2009

Microsoft Serves the Official Version of the Hack Used to Access Windows Vista SP1

Do you remember a time when Windows Vista SP1 was not available as a public download? In the pre-Release Candidate Stages of Vista SP1, Microsoft restricted the access to the service pack only to selected testers.
windows - comments - 12.12.2007

Windows XP SP3 Update Breaks Windows Home Server Remote Access

Windows Home Server users are reporting Remote Access problems after updating their home computers to Windows XP Service Pack 3.
windows - comments - 18.5.2008

40+ Ways To Access Your Computer Remotely

Via Mashable!:



There are lots of reasons why youd want to access your PC remotely, and luckily there are also plenty of ways to do so. Crossloop is one of the simplest (its also free), but for those willing to venture further, youve got lots of options.



Excuse us while we get technical for a second. This list is divided into four main sections: VNC (Virtual Network Computing), NX, remote desktop and cross-protocol. If those terms mean nothing to you, you might want to skip to the other section for the most straightforward applications. That said, lets begin.




winbeta.org - 08.09.2007

Rumour: Microsoft readying free POP3 access for Hotmail

Microsoft currently offers POP3 access for $19.95 per year as part of its Hotmail Plus service. Rumours posted on several Windows Live forums this week and Ars could indicate that POP3 access is about to drop for all hotmail users at no additional cost. Microsoft is expected to make some Windows Live announcements at CES. There are rumours of the final versions of the Windows Live Client wave 3 applications being released and it's possible that free POP3 access is one of the announcements.

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neowin.net - 07.01.2009

Find Who Has Access to Your Gmail Account

After years of testing, Gmail has finally added a very useful security feature: tracking open sessions. If you log in to Gmail from more than one computer and you forget to sign out, you'll be able to see the list of locations where your account can still be accessed.



Until now, the only solution when you forgot to log out from Gmail after using a public computer was to change your password. Otherwise, anyone could access your account without knowing the password. Now you can sign out remotely from all the locations where your Gmail account is still open.




winbeta.org - 08.07.2008

How do you track bugs?

MS Access Team Blog: We are thinking about building a light weight bug tracking database to give away as a free template. Im curiouswhat systems do you use in your application development to track bugs and upcoming work items?



If you currently dont have a systememail us if you would be interested in beta testing our template.




winbeta.org - 24.07.2008

Zoho's New Plugin Turns Microsoft Access Databases into Web Apps

To everyone wishing they could use their Microsoft Office Access database to build a Web app, your savior has arrived. Zoho has introduced a plugin to migrate Access databases on to their platform. Once migrated, they can be used to build database applications through the Zoho Creator interface...




winbeta.org - 09.07.2009

Google removes 'Beta' label from Gmail, other services

Google announced on its company blog that starting from today the company will remove the beta label from Gmail, Calendar, Google Docs and Google Talk. Matthew Glotzbach, Director of Product Management, Google Enterprise noted "We're often asked why so many Google applications seem to be perpetually in beta. For example, Gmail has worn the beta tag more than five years. We realize this situation puzzles some people, particularly those who subscribe to the traditional definition of "beta" software as not being yet ready for prime time." Google says it has added new features to the Google Apps suite. Offline access to e-mail and calendars and better access to Google Apps for BlackBerry users are some of the improvements.

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neowin.net - 07.07.2009

Microsoft opens up Live Mesh for basic mobile access

LiveSide: After a great tip from one of our readers in our first Mesh tutorial, it appears as though the Live Mesh mobile portal has now also been opened up to the public. Available at http://m.mesh.com, the website provides access to the basic functionality of Live Mesh through the browser, albeit without the ability to automatically synchronise folders that comes with a native client application. Its a start however, so heres our quick walkthrough.




winbeta.org - 17.07.2008

Symantec: Microsoft Access ActiveX attacks will intensify

An easy-to-use toolkit used to hack computers has now been updated to take advantage of an unpatched security vulnerability in Microsoft's software, which could mean attacks will intensify, according to vendor Symantec. The Neosploit toolkit is one of several on the Internet that can be used by less-technical hackers to compromise machines. Symantec said it has detected on its network of Internet sensors that Neosploit can take advantage of a vulnerability revealed early last week in Microsoft's Access database program.

"Further analysis of these honeypot compromises has revealed that the exploit has been added to a variant of the Neosploit exploit kit, it will very likely reach a larger number of victims," according to an entry on the company's ThreatCon advisory board. Microsoft hasn't patched the bug yet, and the company just issued its patches for the month on July 8. The vulnerability is within the Snapshot Viewer ActiveX control, which launches a viewer for Microsoft Access reports that doesn't require running the Access software itself.


neowin.net - 14.07.2008

Microsoft Office Access 14 developer kitchen

Clint Covington: Interested in a sneak peak at our next version of Access? We are holding a developer kitchen on the Redmond Campus, November 10-13, 2008. This conference will focus on building Access 14 applications using our latest builds. We are looking for Access developers to share with us early feedback on the product before the Beta release.




winbeta.org - 03.10.2008

Google Books Text Versions

Today Google launched a new feature for Book Search to help more people access the world's great public domain works. Whenever you find an out-of-copyright book in our index, you'll see a "View plain text" link, which lets anyone access the text layer of the book.

As Dr. T.V. Raman explains on the main Google blog, this opens the book to adaptive technologies such as screen readers and Braille display, allowing visually impaired users to read these books just as easily as users with sight.

This is an exciting step for us in our mission to organize the world's information and make it universally accessible and useful. To learn more about Google's efforts to make books and other digitized content more accessible to everyone, check out Dr. Raman's full post.


winbeta.org - 04.07.2007

British ISPs restrict access to Wikimedia sites

Wikipedia has reported that at least six Internet Service Providers in the United Kingdom have restricted, and in some cases blocked access to Wikimedia sites, as well as "up to 1200 other websites". The restrictions have been implemented due to pages with images of what some have called child pornography. The page believed to be the main cause behind this is a Wikipedia entry on The Scorpions (a German heavy-metal band) album cover for their album titled 'Virgin Killer', which according to Wikipedia, "displays an underage girl, posing nude, with a lens crack crossing over her genitals, but nothing blocking out her breasts".

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neowin.net - 08.12.2008

Microsoft and TenDigits Announce Alliance for Microsoft Dynamics CRM

Microsoft Corp. and TenDigits Software Inc. today announced an alliance to deliver full-featured mobile access to both Windows Mobile phones and BlackBerry mobile phones for Microsoft Dynamics CRM.



MobileAccess 4.0, developed and distributed by TenDigits, will extend rich client access to Microsoft Dynamics CRM for users of Windows Mobile phones and Research in Motion (RIM)-based BlackBerry mobile phones. This solution gives organizations the choice and flexibility to meet the requirements of their users while giving them anytime, anywhere access to Microsoft Dynamics CRM. It also provides access to Microsoft Dynamics CRM functionality while offline to help fuel the productivity and responsiveness of remote employees and partners.




winbeta.org - 03.07.2008

Buy some followers for yourself on Twitter

I always think that its all very well and good having an opinion about something, or a subject you wish to talk about, but without anyone to listen to you, you may easily go unheard. A hefty part of a journalist's success derives from the potential size of the readership one can access. Simply, if nobody is there to listen then you may go unheard. To this end, another part of a news reporter's job is to actively access the maximum readership possible, basically anything short of going cold war, flying a microlight whilst dropping copies of the article.

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neowin.net - 06.07.2009

Cisco fixes wireless security holes

Cisco has issued two sets of patches that address a number of security flaws in the software used to manage its wireless networking products. One fixes flaws in the Wireless Control System software used to manage the company's Aironet Lightweight Access Points, Wireless LAN Controllers, and Wireless Location Appliance. The second set of patches fixes bugs in the Wireless LAN Controller, which controls Aironet access points as well as flaws in the access points themselves. These flaws could be exploited to disrupt networking services, gain access to information, or even take control of an access point.

The Wireless Control System patch fixes " multiple vulnerabilities that can result in information disclosure, privilege escalation, and unauthorized access ," the company said in a security advisory. In its second advisory, Cisco said it has also patched flaws that affect the Wireless LAN Controller, the company's Catalyst series switches, and 1000-series and 1500-series models of the Aironet access points.


neowin.net - 13.04.2007

Microsoft Office Access files targeted for attack

Online criminals are exploiting a flaw in the Microsoft Office Access database to install unauthorized software on computers, the United States Computer Emergency Readiness Team (US-CERT) warned Monday. In its brief warning, US-CERT offered few details on the attack, saying simply that the organization is "aware of active exploitation" of the problem by criminals who have sent specially crafted Microsoft Access Database (.mdb) files to victims.

These files are "designed for the sole purpose of executing commands," so they should not be accepted from untrusted sources, Microsoft said in a note on its Web site. Run by the U.S. Department of Defense, US-CERT is charged with coordinating the nation's response to cyberattacks. Companies typically block the use of .mdb files, but criminals could be using this attack in a targeted strike against an organization that is known to use this particular file-type, said Ben Greenbaum, senior manager for Symantec security response. Symantec itself has seen no evidence of the .mdb exploitation that prompted the US-CERT alert.


neowin.net - 12.12.2007

Yahoo readying free POP3 access?

Now that Windows Live Mail has joined the rest of the crew, most of major free email services available offer free POP3 access along with their webmail access. Yahoo! Mail, however, has been resistant to this change, continuing to insist that users pay a yearly fee to obtain access to their POP3 and forwarding options. This may, finally, be changing. Users that log into the Yahoo! Mail web interface, proceed to the mail options, and attempt to view the options for POP3 will be presented with the following page: While this is purely speculative, it could signal that Yahoo! is preparing to grant all of their Mail users access to POP3 and forwarding for free.

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neowin.net - 04.03.2009

Vulnerability in the ActiveX Control for the Snapshot Viewer for Microsoft Access

Microsoft is investigating active, targeted attacks leveraging a potential vulnerability in the ActiveX control for the Snapshot Viewer for Microsoft Access. An attacker could exploit the vulnerability by constructing a specially crafted Web page. When a user views the Web page, the vulnerability could allow remote code execution. An attacker who successfully exploited this vulnerability could gain the same user rights as the logged-on user.



The ActiveX control for the Snapshot Viewer for Microsoft Access enables you to view an Access report snapshot without having the standard or run-time versions of Microsoft Office Access. The vulnerability only affects the ActiveX control for the Snapshot Viewer for Microsoft Office Access 2000, Microsoft Office Access 2002, and Microsoft Office Access 2003.



The ActiveX control is shipped with all supported versions of Microsoft Office Access except for Microsoft Office Access 2007. The ActiveX control is also shipped with the standalone Snapshot Viewer.




winbeta.org - 07.07.2008

Is Google Readying Wi-Fi Service?

FAQ page describes Google Secure Access, a client for wireless Net access...
pcworld.com - 21.09.2005

Microsoft Prepares Next Windows Home Server Update

Microsoft announced earlier this week it’s plans to release a new update (or rather a second update) to Windows Home Server (WHS), this update is scheduled for delivery on Tuesday, November 27, 2007.

Microsoft first posted notice of this update on it’s WHS blog on November 20, 2007.

"The main benefit of the update is that it will improve the remote access experience for Windows Home Server users by providing them with a “trusted SSL certificate” for their home servers. That means customers will be able to access their home server from outside the home more seamlessly, without any security warnings." according to the blog post at the WHS blog.

The update will allow you to obtain a trusted certificate for your WHS computer during Remote Access configuration for you personalized domain. After you apply this update, you will no longer receive certificate warnings in the Web browser when you access your Web site by using an external URL, such as https://your_name.homeserver.com.


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neowin.net - 22.11.2007

Adobe open-sourcing data access technology

Adobe Systems is announcing on Thursday plans to release source code for its high-performance remoting and messaging technology via an open source product called BlazeDS. The technology is leveraged in enterprise rich Internet applications, Adobe said.

Adobe's remoting allows for connecting of Flex clients to Java server business logic. The messaging software enables building of real-time or data push applications. Through the open-source effort, developers can connect to back-end distributed data and push data to Adobe Flex and Adobe AIR (Adobe Integrated Runtime) applications. The Adobe Flash Player is used on the client side.


neowin.net - 13.12.2007