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   Review - Vuze for Windows

   3.0.0.6 (Feb 8, 2007)

   This is still a beta program so it will hog more resources than normal due to the debugging code in it. I love Azureus, but I also have a lot of resources. If you want something small then go with utorrent.

2. Comment - Believe me when I say that Consumer Reports is WRONG about iPhone 4

   3.0.0.6 (Sep 15, 2010 - 10:01 PM)

   Joe, while I think most of your posts/reviews are fairly slanted (we know what camp you are a part of), really? Really? I know many, many people that have this problem with their iPhone 4, and couldn't be happier once they switched to Android. Actually, most, once they got out of their "frenzied" state for Apple products admitted how much better the competition is. This "frenzied" state happens just as often on the fan boy side, but sadly tends to be more preachy and blind. It is not Consumer Report jumping on some bandwagon. Please stop being a Steve Job shrill. Please start to be more independent and open minded. No one ever did themselves any good by drinking too much kool-aid. It not only rots your teeth, but your objective journalism.

3. Comment - CES 'Better Questions' contest: Win Vista Ultimate, CS3, Zune and more

   3.0.0.6 (Jan 3, 2008 - 12:25 AM)

   I definitely appreciate this question, and would like to know the answer!!!

4. Comment - CES 'Better Questions' contest: Win Vista Ultimate, CS3, Zune and more

   3.0.0.6 (Jan 3, 2008 - 12:15 AM)

   I've seen Microsoft over the last couples of years leak a lot of hype around product that don't actually get too much traction (i.e. Origami, UMPC, Vista, etc.). This results in somewhat of a fizzle to Microsoft innovativeness, and getting the people behind a product. Plus, allowing companies like Apple to develop their fan base and gain ground in the marketplace as well. What are your development teams, and PR teams doing to turn this perception around? What strategy and execution are they going to take, from here on out, that will change what they say to being what they deliver?

5. Comment - Microsoft Signs New Book Search Deals

   3.0.0.6 (Oct 18, 2006 - 11:43 PM)

   Kirtas Technologies is a small company in a relatively small town. They are based in Victor, New York so it will be interesting how much they will be able to bring to the table for Microsoft.