Digital Trends Week In Review 03/21/08
March 21, 2008 | by Christopher Nickson
Here are the top news stories and articles featured on Digital Trends for the week of March 21st.
Windows Vista SP1 Officially Released
Although it's been available as a retail offering for a little while now, Microsoft has officially released Windows Vista SP1, the long-anticipated updated to its flagship computer operating system. The update weighs in at over 400 megabytes (almost 730 MB for the 64-bit version!) and rather than focusing on slick new features, Vista SP1 includes almost two dozen security updates and 550 hot fixes. Vista SP1 is currently available for users of English, Spanish, French, German, and Japanese versions of Windows Vista, with versions for additional languages coming in early April. Microsoft recommends users install Vista SP1 using Windows Update; users who want to update using a standalone installer should install prerequisite driver updates first via Windows Update.
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Thomas Hughes on Mar 26th, 2008 at 9:24 PM:
Regarding We7's strategy to provide its customers free music while providing labels and content owners a way to also be paid. I am asking how that would be done. Granted, SonyBMG, Warner Bros or Interscope already has massive catalogs and perhaps not a problem to them to give away music in exchange for advertising. What about struggling labels who also have releases out there. Anything for us?