Windows 7 Google Alerts for 23 March 2009

By Richard Hay, on March 24th, 2009

Google News Alert for: "windows 7"

Imagining the end of high-cost computing?
CNET News – San Francisco,CA,USA
But Microsoft already said they are shipping a low cost version of Windows 7 for netbooks. For a few bucks more you can get Windows 7 instead of Linux. …
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Silverman: Good news, bad news on Internet Explorer 8
Houston Chronicle – United States
It works on Windows XP and Vista, and will be the browser included with Windows 7 when it ships later this year. …
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Buzz Out Loud 936: Natali blushes, Molly rants
CNET News – San Francisco,CA,USA
In addition, Windows 7 is nothing like a "service pack" for Vista, if the emailer (Mike) has obviously not used either one, aka apple fan boy! by colinlowe …
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Discarded Windows 7 Concepts Show Batman-esque Taskbar Preview
Gizmodo.com – USA
By Adrian Covert , 11:00 PM on Mon Mar 23 2009, 743 views TechRadar has a great post on early Windows 7 concepts that didn’t make the cut— where they …
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Windows 7 interfaces you nearly had
TechRadar UK – London,UK
The pop-up thumbnails you see in the Windows 7 beta are there to make it easier to find exactly which window you want to switch to, based on repeated …
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Windows 7 Power Management
Softpedia – Bucharest,Romania
Among the “specific Windows 7 improvements,” the company enumerated the elimination of the “TCP DCP timer on every system timer interrupt, reducing the …
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Win 7, IE 8: features by the numbers
IT PRO – London,England,UK
In the M3 and beta builds of Windows 7, Win+E opens the Explorer pointing at your document Libraries; in RC it will go back to opening My Computer, …
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Google Blogs Alert for: "windows 7"

PC Perspective – Windows 7 series: NVIDIA and AMD Graphics and …
Though officially in beta, Windows 7 is probably the most talked about subject in the world of PC technology today. Released to the public on January 7th, 2009, Windows 7 has quickly found its way onto many computers including netbooks, …
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Discarded Windows 7 Concepts Show Batman-esque Taskbar Preview …
By Bestfinecomputers .com
TechRadar has a great post on early Windows 7 concepts that didn’t make the cut— where they originated and what actual features they directly influenced—such as the "Bat Signal", which became Aero Peek. …
BestFineComputers.com – http://bestfinecomputers.com/

Windows 7 Spills the Beans on Office 14′s 64-bit Support | Maximum PC
By Mark Edward Soper
MaximumPC.com is the best online resource for PC News. Visit Maximum PC and read about Windows 7 Spills the Beans on Office 14′s 64-bit Support.
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Windows 7 makes changes to searching
Windows 7 makes use of this approach, using Amazon’s OpenSearch 1.1 as a foundation, to find files, text in a document, images with a certain person in them, music by an artist, posts on a blog topic and anything else you might need to …
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Richard Hay (3358 Posts)

Richard is the Owner of WindowsObserver.com and has been involved in tech for over 25 years. His first website – AnotherWin95.com – came online in 1995. Back then he used GeoCities Web Hosting for it and what you see here today is the result of the work he has continued on the site since 1995. In January 2010 his community contributions were recognized by Microsoft when he was awarded the Most Valuable Professional (MVP) Award for Windows Desktop Experience. In January 2011 he was renewed as a Microsoft MVP but in a new category called Windows Expert - Consumer and in January 2012 he received the award for the third time.

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