Internet Explorer 7 now WGA-free (finally…)
Thursday, October 4th, 2007Microsoft has issued an updated Internet Explorer (IE) 7 release that no longer requires Windows Genuine Advantage (WGA) validation in order to download. The company has refreshed versions of IE 7 for Windows XP Service Pack (SP)2, Windows 64 client/server, and Windows Server 2003 SP1/SP2. It also posted an update to IE 7 for Windows XP that resolves a phishing-filter problem with the browser.
(Snippet from ZDNet)
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portable media players today, with plans to ship sometime in November. They appear to be a little more iPod-y now than they were in their first iteration, but still look like Zunes. They showed a $149, 4 gig version and a $199, 8 gig model, both of which use flash memory, and an $249, 80 gig version that uses a hard drive. All will be available in a few different colors (the 80GB initially only in black).
It appears quite similar, at a glance, to what Microsoft is already doing with XAML/Expression/Silverlight/etc, allowing you to develop widgets graphically and turn them into components you can wire up and code against.