Microsoft extends Windows 7 Trial Editio...
In case you did not already realize you can download a full trial copy of Windows 7 Enterprise edition for a 90 day trial from Microsoft. Windows 7 Enterprise Edition is a full version and is virtual the same as Windows 7 Ultimate edition therefore it has all the feature you could possibly want. This...
Microsoft removes Windows 7 XP Mode rest...
Windows XP Mode was a fantastic feature that Microsoft introduced in Windows 7 that allowed users to run their legacy application that were not compatible with Windows 7. XP Mode is the term given to running a full copy of the Windows OS (normally XP) in Windows 7 and then redirecting the screen out...
Think you got Windows 7 battery issues? ...
Posted by Alan Burchill in Windows 7 Feature on 02 9th, 2010 | 3 Comments
Microsoft have now responded to all the recent stories about Windows 7 damaging laptop batteries for users who have upgraded from Windows Vista and the response is:
every case we have been able to identify the battery being reported on was in fact in need of recommended replacement
But how can that...
Apple finally supports Windows 7...
Posted by Alan Burchill in Windows 7 News on 01 31st, 2010 | 2 Comments
Apple have now finally released a version of Bootcamp for OSX 10.6 to support Windows 7. Not to soon either as Apple had previously announced that they would be releasing Windows 7 support by the end of 2009.
This is good new for owners of Mac’s as they can now dual boot their Mac’s Windows 7 enabling...
Windows 8 screenshots now surfacing...
Posted by Alan Burchill in Windows 7 Screenshots on 01 30th, 2010 | 6 Comments
A Neowin article seems to indicate that Windows 8 has got a tentative release date of July 2011 which would mean just under 2 years between releases if this was true. Certainly this seems to be a LOT quicker release schedule than we are accustom. However Microsoft did reduce the 6 year gap of Windows...
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