Windows 7 Google Alerts for 29 April 2009

Intel, Nvidia Spark Good News for Graphics Market
eWeek – New York, NY
The arrival of Apple Snow Leopard and Microsoft Windows 7, as well as 45-nanometer GPUs and new designs from ATI and Nvidia, are expected to bring positive …
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Microsoft to switch off AutoPlay in Windows 7
VNUNet.com – UK
The company said that it will be changing the AutoPlay component in Windows 7 to prevent external components such as USB drives from automatically executing …
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Win 7, Snow Leopard Could Give Graphics Chip a Spark
PC World – USA
Operating systems like Apple’s Snow Leopard and Microsoft’s Windows 7, which may be released later this quarter, could enhance the multimedia experience for …
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Palm Pre rumor of the day: June 7 release date
CNET News – San Francisco,CA,USA
… strategy on to keep their loyal costumers waiting until they got board and purchase another else (just like the release of vista and now windows 7). …
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Windows 7 Is Here!
PC Magazine – USA
We tell you whether you should install Windows 7 now, review the world’s two best Bluetooth headsets, tear down a $9000 PC and dig into the week’s iPhone …
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Windows 7′s ‘XP Mode’: A Great Idea, on Paper
PC World – USA
With Windows 7, it’s putting the legacy Win32 API genie back in the bottle — or more precisely, tucking it inside a custom-integrated virtual machine where …
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Windows 7 Gets Its Own Web Site
InformationWeek – Manhasset,NY,USA
By Paul McDougall Microsoft has launched a new Web site that aims to build interest in its forthcoming Windows 7 operating system among developers and other …
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Windows 7 on a netbook – My verdict
ZDNet – USA
I’ve been running Windows 7 on a Samsung NC10 netbook for some months. With the Windows 7 Release Candidate now leaked, it’s time for a verdict on whether …
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Waiting for Windows 7
SmartBrief – Washington,DC,USA
Businesses eager to test whether their applications will be compatible with Microsoft’s next operating system, Windows 7, can plan to start next month. …
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Windows 7 Way Smarter With Graphics RAM
Tom’s Hardware Guide – Culver City,CA,USA
Windows 7 will now be more efficient in its use of RAM, which will have the positive effect of making everything run smoother – particularly on systems with …
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Microsoft opens up new Windows site – Talking About Windows …
By Al
Microsoft yesterday opened up a community-based site based on the upcoming Windows 7 operating system called Talking About Windows. The site features videos and.
Windows 7 Center – http://windows7center.com/

Microsoft tightens Windows 7 security for USB drives : News …
By [email protected] (Ina Fried)
Windows 7 won’t automatically launch programs using AutoRun when USB drives are inserted, the company says.
ZDNet Asia Latest Tech News – http://www.zdnetasia.com/news/

XdN Tweaker 0.9.1.4 (Windows 7)
By Xenomorph
XdN Tweaker 0.9.1.4 has been released with improved support for Windows 7 (including the public RC build 7100). New features include the ability to disable "Drag from Maximize" and other window arrangement features like "Aero Shake" and …
Neowin.net / All – http://www.neowin.net/

UFies.org: Windows 7′s "XP Mode" Discussed
Slashdot discussion on Windows 7′s Virtual XP Mode and what sort of pain it could cause IT professionals. Personally I think it’s a neat idea to allow a transition for users, as well as a nice bridge for people who are still on XP and …
UFies.org – http://ufies.org/

Get your applications ready for Windows 7 – walkthrough (Part I …
By Mark Voermans
Dates for the Windows 7 RC were announced last week. This blog posting is meant to be a one-stop introduction to next steps for the process of getting your application Windows 7-compatible and then lighting up your application with the …
Weblogs van Microsoft Nederland – http://blogs.microsoft.nl/blogs/