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Robin Bloor - Blog Archive for April (2007)

There were 2 blog postings during April (2007):

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AV Vendors embarrassed yet again
Polymorphic viruses are not new. The first polymorphic virus was written in 1990 by Mark Washburn. You'd think that the AV vendors with 16 years to prepare would have been able to do something effective to counter them and you'd think wrong. A...
Robin Bloor | 12th April '07

Vista Sales Disappoint Microsoft And Cheer Apple
Not long after the release of Vista, Steve Ballmer, Microsoft CEO, claimed that Microsoft sold 20 million licenses of Vista in its first month of availability. If you read Gartner's recently released figures for sales in the PC market in the first...
Robin Bloor | 23rd April '07

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