pcmag.com - 10/28/2008
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Microsoft chief executive Steve Ballmer characterized Windows 7 as an improved version of Windows Vista this week, prompting the question of why consumers and businesses should adopt Microsoft's current operating system. Speaking to a Gartner-sponsored conference in Florida on Thursday, Ballmer ...
windowsteamblog.com - 10/28/2008
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windowsteamblog.com —
Hi all, Mike Nash here live from the
Professional Developers Conference . Today we are unveiling Windows...
7 to the world here at the PDC taking place in Los Angeles this week. I am excited to be bringing you this news in the very first post on our ...
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Waiting For Windows 7
Forward Thinking by Michael J. Miller —
... and other services aimed at developers. I haven't written code professionally in years, but I do find the improvements in tools fascinating. But of course, there's a reason Microsoft wanted to introduce Azure today. It knows that after tomorrow, nearly all the coverage will be on Windows 7, the long-awaited upgrade to Vista. There has been a lot of speculation as to the details of what Microsoft will announce about Windows 7. Steve Ballmer recently said words to the effect that " Windows 7 Is Vista, But Better ." Microsoft's development team has been posting lots of hints on ...
Microsoft Lays Down the Law on Windows 7 Apps
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... Microsoft's goal is to allow developers time to develop products will work seamlessly with Windows 7, an operating system which Microsoft has said is based on Vista. Days after Vista's launch, a ...
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