Sony has admitted that lots of people who bought its new MP3 Walkman will experience “major problems” with the software. It has confessed that many people who bought the gadgets can’t get them to work on their home computers and that in some cases the software causes the machines to crash. But the company’s general manager for Europe, Gregory Kukolj, told newspapers this morning that “many of the initial problems had been corrected by the software upgrade last month”. He said that “certain people” had failed to download the upgrade.
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I wonder if the rootkit scandal is the fault of 'certain people' also
Posted by: Piaras Kelly | January 21, 2006 at 06:13 PM