While this is still a rumor, Malaysian website TechARP.com (Who’s previous predictions of XP’s Service Pack 3 and Vista’s Service Pack 1 were accurate) , has predicted the release of Service Pack 2 for Microsoft Windows Vista to be released in April 2009 to manufactures.
From pcadvisor.co.uk
“TechARP.com, a Malaysian website that nailed the release-to-manufacturing (RTM) dates for Windows Vista SP1 and Windows XP SP3 earlier this year, said that Microsoft will post a release candidate - the final test version - of Vista SP2 in February 2009, finish the service pack next April and offer it to users via download from the web at some point afterward.”
“Although Microsoft issued the beta of Vista SP2 to a limited number of testers a month ago, company officials have so far only committed to shipping the update sometime in the first half of next year.”
“According to Microsoft, Vista SP2 will include Windows Search 4, Bluetooth 2.1 wireless support, faster resume from sleep when a wireless connection has been broken and support for Blu-ray. Some of those features, including Windows Search and the Bluetooth support, have been available to Vista users for months through individual updates.”
“The service pack will update both Vista, the client version of Windows, and Windows Server 2008, the company's corresponding server software.”
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From pcadvisor.co.uk
“TechARP.com, a Malaysian website that nailed the release-to-manufacturing (RTM) dates for Windows Vista SP1 and Windows XP SP3 earlier this year, said that Microsoft will post a release candidate - the final test version - of Vista SP2 in February 2009, finish the service pack next April and offer it to users via download from the web at some point afterward.”
“Although Microsoft issued the beta of Vista SP2 to a limited number of testers a month ago, company officials have so far only committed to shipping the update sometime in the first half of next year.”
“According to Microsoft, Vista SP2 will include Windows Search 4, Bluetooth 2.1 wireless support, faster resume from sleep when a wireless connection has been broken and support for Blu-ray. Some of those features, including Windows Search and the Bluetooth support, have been available to Vista users for months through individual updates.”
“The service pack will update both Vista, the client version of Windows, and Windows Server 2008, the company's corresponding server software.”
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