Last modified: July 27, 2005 10:15 AM PDT
Test run for Windows Vista
Microsoft launches a beta version of the long-awaited software formerly known as Longhorn.
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Testers lock horns with Vista beta
A beta version of the newly renamed Longhorn is now in developers' hands. What can they expect?July 27, 2005
A window into Vista
newsmaker Windows chief Jim Allchin talks about the challenges ahead and how the new OS might help conserve electricity.July 27, 2005
News.com Poll
Vista's look and feel
images Microsoft offers a first view of its new operating system's features.July 27, 2005
Commentary: The Vista for consumers
To win consumers over to the next version of Windows, Microsoft needs to pay close attention to their needs and habits.July 27, 2005
Source: Beta of Windows Vista due Wednesday
Microsoft gets ready for Wednesday beta launch of software formerly known as Longhorn, source says.July 26, 2005
Getting a handle on Vista
FAQ Here's what you can expect from the new version of Windows, formerly called Longhorn.July 26, 2005
Moniker draws jokes, scorn, approval
Reaction to the Vista name runs the gamut. No, it's not an acronym for viruses, infections, spyware, trojans and adware.July 23, 2005
Longhorn's new name: Windows Vista
Microsoft gives the oft-delayed operating system an official name, and says a test version is on track for release.July 22, 2005 related coverage
Everyone wants 'free' Windows...
Microsoft is the main target as entertainment media and software piracy tops $90 million worldwide, according to a consultancy.July 26, 2005
Piracy-check mandatory for Windows add-ons
From now on, customers looking to get the latest add-ons to Windows will have to verify that their copy of the operating system is legit.July 25, 2005
