THE WEEK IN REVIEW: Vista, virtualization, vendettas

September 15, 2007

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		Vista, virtualization, vendettas Microsoft is making changes to Windows Vista in response to objections from Google, but Microsoft has some criticism of its own for the search company. In an effort to satisfy antitrust concerns, the software giant plans to make changes to the desktop search feature in Vista. Microsoft agreed in June to make alterations to the way desktop search operates in response to concerns from Google. Read full story Steven Musil CNET News.com Video of the week TomTom's latest GPS tool he TomTom GO 720 now has access to up-to-date maps and safety information. CNET's Bonnie Cha takes a close look at these and other features. Watch this video Most popular stories Apple, AT&T: Bosom buddies or odd couple? Google offers $30 million to land on the moon Running the numbers on Vista Set-top box makers still waiting for customers VMware dangles next-gen virtualization goodies Most discussed stories Running the numbers on Vista Web ad blocking may not be (entirely) legal Nuclear power looks for comeback in U.S. Microsoft outlines Vista desktop search changes Top photo galleries Fun cars hit the road in Frankfurt Hawaii's observatories and their heavenly views Concentrating on solar power in Hawaii Cracking open the Ion USB turntable Nissan Mixim concept Blog Apple details $100 iPhone credit Apple even finds a hip way to make amends. Read full story Top 10 products this week Logitech VX Nano Cordless Laser Mouse Nokia 6555 - brown (AT&T) Sony XAV-W1 Plantronics Voyager 855 Bluetooth headset Canon PowerShot G9 Apple iPod Classic (160GB, black) Apple iPod Nano (third generation, 8GB, black) Kensington Ci75m Wireless Notebook Mouse (black) 2008 Volvo C30 BitDefender Antivirus 2008 Related Newsletters CNET Security Center Weekly View preview  (Delivered every Monday.) Read Robert Vamosi's award-winning column and up-to-the-minute blogs regarding Internet threats and how to counter them. Subscribe free More from CNET News.com:  Today on News  Business Tech  Cutting Edge  Access  Threats  Media 2.0  Digital Life  Markets  Blogs  Most Popular  Photo Galleries  Recent Videos
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