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Hands-On: Tranquil PC SQA-5H Home Server

 Could Squash be 2008's Best Home Server? Read on to find out.....

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Windows Vista Service Pack 2 Beta

Wow!  Vista is going to get another Service Pack!

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“Extending” Your Computer Power Supply

Jim Clark gets to work on a new project to power more of his digital home directly from his computer's PSU.

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Add-in Review: RipNAS Essentials

From the makers of dBpoweramp comes RipNAS Essentials for Windows Home Server, a CD Ripping and Metadata manager. Andrew Carr takes a look to see whether this kind of add-in is at home in a home server sertting.

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Add-in Review: MyMovies For Windows Home Server

James Quintin takes a look at the latest add-in for Windows Home Server, MyMovies. Will it be good enough to replace MyMovies for Windows Media Center at the Quintin household?

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Integrating Windows Media Center and Windows Home Server Part 4

This is the fourth in a series of articles detailing how one network went from dilapidated junker to media hero with the help of WMC and WHS.

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CEDIA Expo 2008: Exceptional Innovation Announces Entry-Level Life|ware Series Servers with Windows Media Center, 5.1 Surround Sound, and ZigBee

Exceptional Innovation has chosen to use CEDIA Expo 2008 as the venue to announce their their new LSM-170 series of Life|media servers.

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Integrating Windows Media Center and Windows Home Server for the Average Family Part 2

This is the second in a series of articles detailing how one network went from dilapidated junker to media hero with the help of WMC and WHS. 

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Microsoft Publish Windows Home Server Development Guidelines

As part of an ongoing push to engage more developers to support the Windows Home Server platform, Microsoft today published a 17 page document acting as a guideline for the creation and integration of add-ins for the operating system.

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Add-In Review: Advanced Admin Console 0.2.0 Beta

If an FBI profiler was asked to produce a profile for the average Windows Home Server user, I don’t think it would raise too many people’s eyebrows if they were to describe them as; male, 25-55 years of age, able to hold down a job and appear as upstanding members of their communities. As with [...]

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