

Expect a fancier calculator, a Ribbon interface on many of the apps, a friendlier UAC, Libraries instead of folder, and more when Windows 7 finally rolls around. More »




More discussion based on feedback over the Notification Area, and the Taskbar, and how multi-monitor support isn’t as easy as you think. More »




Microsoft will begin laying the groundwork in Windows 7 to help the Windows line better handle parallel-processing, which will make exploiting 32+ core machines possible down the road. More »




Lifehacker talks about the proposed improvements to Shutdown in Windows 7. More »




People complain that Windows contains to much extra crap, then they complain that it doesn’t contain enough. It would appear it’s a no win situation. I prefer they leave it out, and let me download it free and install by my choice. More »




Those attending PDC and WinHEC will be getting a pre-beta build of Windows 7. Soon it will be out in the wild! More »




Mary Jo talks about leaked photos of the Windows 7 M3 build (a capture of what Wordpad looks like with a Ribbon interface) and what Microsoft may be doing to try and stop the leaks. More »




A leaked image of the M3 Build version of WordPad, showing the ribbon bar which makes it look more like Word. More »




Steven talks about how choice and ecosystem go together, and discusses PC makers, Hardware components, Developers, and Enthusiasts. More »




Some pics of the Ribbon interface in some Windows 7 apps, and details of the interface they are building for all Windows 7 apps. I think it’s a waste of space for most apps, not a big fan of the ribbon… More »


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