There have been recent reports of how a Twitter scam has affected some well known UK politicians, issuing embarrassing Tweets from their personal accounts. Whilst these headlines may seem amusing, Lloyd Borrett, the Marketing Manager at AVG (AU/NZ), says it is worth considering the potential impact of this type of scam on your business reputation.
Users say no to Vista move
By Stan Beer
Thursday, 27 July 2006 19:08
An iTWire poll posed the question: Do you plan to move to Windows Vista when it is released?
Of the 553 respondents, 354 (64%) answered no, while 199 (36%) answered yes.
The results stack up with anecdotal evidence and recent surveys which indicate that the move across to Vista from Windows XP will be gradual, with many corporations saying they have no plans to upgrade.
In the consumer space, an inhibitor for many home users will be the significant hardware upgrades required in order to run a fully configured version of the new operating system.
The most likely scenario will be a gradual take-up of Vista as users upgrade to new hardware with the Windows operating system pre-installed.
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