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Windows 7 Taskbar: 'Peek' and Multitouch Gestures (video)
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More on the Windows 7 UI: new taskbar will be mandatory
More on the Windows 7 UI: new taskbar will be mandatory
arstechnica.com — Microsoft has confirmed that the new taskbar is a mandatory feature, there will be no "legacy taskbar"... setting available for users. We talked to them about this and other UI changes during PDC. Read More... (more) More on the Windows 7 UI: new taskbar will be mandatory
New Windows 7 Taskbar, Peek Feature Look Awesome [Video Demonstration]
New Windows 7 Taskbar, Peek Feature Look Awesome [Video Demonstration]
lifehacker.com — Microsoft has already caught some flack for "copying" the OS X dock with the new Windows 7... taskbar; the video above from the Professional Developer's Conference both addresses that criticism and... (more) New Windows 7 Taskbar, Peek Feature Look Awesome [Video ...
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Windows 7 ‘color hot-track’ - Video
D' Technology Weblog — If you liked what you saw at the PDC08 Windows 7 keynote in terms of the user experience of Windows 7’s shell and taskbar, then get ready for more since what Sinofsky and Julie-Larson Green showed off is not all that’s on offer. Sitting in the session by Chaitanya Sareen titled “Welcome to the Windows 7 desktop“, a number of new features were shown off. One of these new features is “color hot-track” for the Windows 7 superbar. Let me show you first before explaining what they are and why I think this is cool. When hovering over the icons in the ...

Early reports say the pre-beta Windows 7 is looking good
Technology: Technology blog | guardian.co.uk — Journalists who went to Microsoft's Professional Developers Conference picked up pre-beta copies of Windows 7, and several have reported on it. Bear in mind that this preview version isn't feature complete, doesn't have the final interface, and still contains a load of debugging code, so you can't judge the performance. However, ...

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