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Has Linux gained too much weight?
Linus Torvalds is unhappy with just how big Linux is getting. Is he onto something or is it just a load of hot air?
Is Windows XP set to be toppled anytime soon?
It’s been with us nearly a decade, with no sign of disappearing just yet. So why is Windows XP still going strong, and what can Microsoft do next?
The lost world of the Xandros desktop
The latest release of the Xandros Linux desktop edition was in June 2006, which is several lifetimes in the history of Linux. Is this the end of...
Virtual clients can solve real management trouble
Pairing virtualised clients and servers is one way to help IT managers meet workers' personal demands.
Desktop OS tablets vs Mobile OS tablets
The popularity of tablets has exploded in the past 12 months, but is this due to the introduction of operating system suitability?<br>
Clues to Chrome OS lie within the browser
Google’s upcoming operating system is built very much on the foundations of its browser. Simon Brew investigates.
Chrome OS – Lost in the cloud?
It’s no Windows killer and it'll take some belief in the cloud before Chrome OS can change things.
Top business features in Windows 7
We lay out a few of the key business IT features in Windows 7 you’ll want to evaluate in the upcoming Release Candidate.
The hunt for Windows alternatives
Google Chrome OS is the highest profile attempt to unseat Windows in some time. Simon looks at the growing hunt for mass-market Windows...
Windows 7: When to upgrade
When is the right time to upgrade to Windows 7 and when is it likely to happen across the industry?
Focus on... Windows 7
Windows 7 is arriving on shelves this week. Here's everything you need to know about Microsoft's latest OS.
Windows 7: The most accessible Windows yet?
Microsoft has taken pains to make Windows 7 a better experience for everyone, but is the new Windows ready for users with disabilities, right out...
Smoothing the move to Windows 7
Windows 7 promises to be easier to manage, more energy efficient, and more secure than previous Microsoft operating systems. But businesses need to...
The top 10 Microsoft Windows 7 features
As the release candidate of Windows 7 beckons, we take a look at some of the best features we can look forward to in Microsoft’s new operating...
Will Windows ever be toppled?
As Windows 7 sails successfully in the world, is Microsoft’s operating system set to dominate the market for decades to come? We take a look.
Why is Microsoft accelerating Service Pack 1?
Rumours suggest that Service Pack 1 for Windows 7 is running ahead of schedule, and is likely to arrive this year. Simon Brew looks at why that...
What's new in the Windows 7 Release Candidate?
The Windows 7 release candidate that hit MSDN and Technet accounts is now publicly available. We take a look at what's occurred between the beta...
The quiet demise of Windows Vista
Microsoft seems to be letting its much-maligned Vista operating system die a quiet death.
How Tesco uses sat nav to deliver your shopping
Case Study: Grocery giant Tesco, faced with a logistical challenge service a massive South London delivery area, successfully integrated an...
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