Windows 7 is the next version of Microsoft Windows for PCs and is the successor to Windows Vista. Hers is a compilation of all the 55 beautiful wallpapers included in the latest build of Windows 7 Beta (Build 7000). Microsoft is expected to unveil Windows 7 Beta to public at CES 2009 in January 09.
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I have a free copy of Windows Vista Ultimate to giveaway. Its hot, ready and I am eager to give it away here on Redmond Pie on this New Year’s Eve. So you must be wondering what you would have to do to enter? Just leave a comment here on this post you are reading and you are in. You can be of any age to enter and yes its open for everyone around the world.
Just got an email from Renee Yong, the product manager for Microsoft Expression in the US; enlightening me about the special 50% discount on selected Microsoft Expression products just in time for the holiday season.
As we all know, Microsoft Affiliates Network was closed on December, 15th 2008. In an email sent to me yesterday, Microsoft Affiliates Manager Melissa Witt wrote about the new offers which will be available in early 2009 when Affiliates Network will re start its services:
I have tweaked the official Windows 7 wallpaper which was seen running on the machines at PDC 2008. The cool-blue wavy wallpaper now carries the official Windows 7 logo.
Next week, Microsoft is going to unveil a new product line – clothing in collaboration with thinkcommon.com
Among lots of other stuff, one of the main focus of Microsoft with Windows 7 has been to give a facelift to the native Windows applications like Paint, Calculator and WordPad which haven’t been updated since Windows 3.x days.
I was searching for DreamScenes over at DeviantART Gallery and found this Aurora wallpaper from OS X Leopard converted into a pretty neat DreamScene for Windows Vista.
As promised, we will be bringing out a series of screenshot galleries covering almost all the aspects new to Windows 7 M3 Build 6.1 6801. In the first part of this series we have covered the installation portion of Windows 7 which looks and works almost the same way as it did in Windows Vista.
Windows 7 Preview video has been released as part of Microsoft Partner Program in which Mike Nash – Corporate Vice President Product Management, Windows talks about what to expect from Windows 7 and why should we be really excited about it?
