WinSe7en

This video from the Windows Vista Team Blog displays some of the types of tasks you’ll be able to do on a computer that has ‘touch’ and ‘multi-touch’ capabilities, which Windows 7 will include.

The video that was posted here last week turns out to be a demo of a beta software product. Continue Reading…

Mary Jo lists a number of things that we think we know about Windows 7. Some are features, others design philosophies, maybe they’re right, maybe they’re not… Continue Reading…

I not so informative interview with head of Windows development, Steven Sinofsky. If you don’t make any promises, you can’t break any promises! Continue Reading…

ZDNet Editor in Chief Larry Dignan talked with Ed Bott and Mary Jo Foley about the road map for Windows 7.

Windows 7 may include ‘touch’, the new interface technique that would need a tablet PC or other input devices to work. Continue Reading…

Windows 7 will not have a new kernel, it will be based off of Windows Vista. It will run on any computer with Vista’s recommended specs. Continue Reading…

Microsoft is doing a good job so far of saying nothing about Windows 7. Dwight gives an example of an interview with the executive in charge of Windows 7, where nothing is said. Continue Reading…

Gates and Ballmer are rumored to be demoing Windows 7 at the D6 conference on May 27th! Continue Reading…

Companies like Nvidia are hiring for Windows 7 development. Looks like things are starting to move! Continue Reading…