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Windows 7 In-Depth: Naming the Beast
In my latest piece I discuss Microsoft’s naming decisions, build numbers and the road ahead for Windows 7. Continue reading
Hilarious Ad: Steve Ballmer Sells Windows 1.0
Back in the day when Microsoft couldn’t afford to spend $300,000,000 on Gates-Seinfeld ads, the folk at MS had to resort to their own people. Steve Ballmer took it upon himself to sell Windows 1.0 in a more than satisfactory … Continue reading
‘Direct Folders’ Makes Accessing Deeply Nested Folders a Breeze [Free]
If you’re like me and prefer to keep files and folders on your hard drive in an organized mess (i.e. a strict hierarchical structure) it may become a severe pain to access deeply buried locations. The golden rule in organization … Continue reading
Screenshots: Windows Live Wave 3.0 Beta Leaked
The third wave of Microsoft’s online services called Windows Live has leaked to the internet today. Grab the combines installer at Softpedia. Some screenshots: Continue reading
CNET Blogger Pukes on Microsoft
CNET’s Ina Fried disses Microsoft for trying to centralize hardware and software compatibility with Vista. Huh? Today, Apple does the same with it’s MobileMe/.Mac service, yet there’s no uproar about how scandalous this is. Continue reading
Click-Wheel Interface Coming to Windows 7?
A lot of the screenshots that have been popping up lately are most likely souped up for conceptional purposes, with one concept returning steadily: the click-wheel-like interface. Is this up for Windows 7? Continue reading
First look: Windows 95 !
Windows 95, codenamed Chicago, has finally been released! It is the most exciting and promising release of the Windows Operating System ever. Along with it, Microsoft introduces 32-bit computing for the first time and with it, is planning to replace … Continue reading
Free File: Taskbar Shuffle
Super control-freaks can finally manage the order of their Windows taskbar-buttons. Continue reading
Music made with Windows 98 & XP sounds only
The alert sounds that ship with Windows may enervate you after years and years of listening to them, but they’ve also found a new purpose. On YouTube, a little song was composed, comprised of merely Windows 98 and XP sounds. … Continue reading
Tech Week in Retrospect
KDE 4, iTunes movie rentals not in Europe yet, still waiting for Delicious 2.0, Vista EULA allows for more virtualization, Vista SP1 coming soon, Windows 7 development, Blu-Ray winner, Digg Revolt, Windows Eee PC, WiMax for India, SSD not catching on. Continue reading
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