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10 November 2008, 21:30:15 |
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Microsoft has locked some of the upcoming features in the Windows 7 release that they distributed among attendees of the Professional Developers Conference 08 in Los Angeles. The build has made its way on various P2P sites shortly thereafter and is now in the hands of thousands of additional users who downloaded it from there. Features came to light shortly after the end of the conference that had been locked by Microsoft. Unlocking those features involved fiddling around with the command line which is not to everyone’s liking. Read more... |
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25 October 2008, 19:39:00 |
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Vista’s User Account Control isn’t as annoying as it first was when Windows Vista was launched because software developers have found ways to get their programs onto machines without UAC trying to put the fear of God into users. However, UAC still does pop up far too many times for many users liking. Read more... |
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14 October 2008, 15:40:29 |
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Who would have thought that Microsoft decided to keep the codename of the next operating system instead of giving it a fancy name like they did with Windows Vista and more recently system will be Windows 7. It is still surprising giving the careful wording of the Microsoft representatives with Windows Mojave? It was just posted over at the official Windows Vista blog that the next name of the next Microsoft operating that have spoken about the coming operating system. They never failed to mention that the name was a codename and most likely not the final name. Read more... |
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14 October 2008, 09:20:07 |
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Following in the footsteps of the iPhone, Google's Android seeks to do Apple one better by completely opening up its mobile platform, and by making it available for free to all handset makers and mobile network operators. The first Android phone, the cunningly named T-Mobile G1, arrives this month. And while it may be a while before we fully understand the impact that an open platform will have on the mobile market, make no mistake: Android is now a first-class player in this crucial industry, taking its place alongside Windows Mobile, Blackberry, and iPhone. Read more... |
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21 September 2008, 20:15:38 |
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You can be sure that screenshots will hit the Internet only a day or two after a release of a new Windows 7 build. It was the same this time as screenshots of new features and designs of Windows 7 were posted at the Think Next website. The screenshot of Windows Media Player light which appears when a user opens a video file could finally mean faster loading times for videos if the user is working with Windows Media Player. Read more... |
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18 June 2008, 15:30:45 |
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Major performance enhancements and revolutionary “Awesome Bar” make Firefox 3 the fastest, smartest, most powerful browser Mozilla has ever released MOUNTAIN VIEW, CALIF. - June 17, 2008 - Mozilla today released Firefox® 3, a major update to its popular and acclaimed free, open source Web browser. Firefox 3 is the culmination of three years of efforts from thousands of developers, security experts, localization and support communities, and testers from around the globe. Read more... |
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16 June 2008, 07:40:13 |
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On 12 June 2008 was released the final public release of the flagship Web browser, Opera 9.5. Opera's cross-device expertise, support for open Web standards and commitment to speed and performance has culminated into our most powerful browser yet. Read more... |
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13 June 2008, 08:20:31 |
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Some of you with a sharp eye might have noticed something very interesting on-screen during the Windows 7 multi-touch demonstration at the D6 conference yesterday. If you did, you might be curious to understand what you saw. If you didn’t, read on anyway. The first being the taskbar is higher than usual, but not as big as double-height. If I were to guess, I’d say its somewhere around 1.75x-high. In the left corner, the Windows orb remains wedged “on top” of the taskbar - sticking its head out a little - instead of in the center like it is today in Vista. Read more... |
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1 June 2008, 08:40:53 |
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Microsoft on Tuesday publicly demonstrated Windows 7 for the first time, showing off a new OS feature that will allow users of the upcoming system to control touch screen-based PCs with their fingers. A simplified version of this feature actually exists in Windows Vista today, but Windows 7 will take this functionality to the next level by providing multi-touch capabilities that will work everywhere in the system. Read more... |
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12 May 2008, 20:55:36 |
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The things IE6, IE7 and IE8 users must know before installing XP SP3 - Windows XP SP3 contains some new updates, and a number of bug fixes and security improvements. You can learn more about XPSP3 features by reading the white paper located here. We expect XPSP3 will be publicly available shortly and want you to have this information prior to its final release to the web. Read more... |
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