Microsoft has just announced a new milestone for its Windows 7 sale record. Up to 450 million copies were sold worldwide. If you want to go closer the number and draw a quick math, there are 650,000 licenses of the OS are sold everyday. With this great success, it is clearly show the winning in computer operation system against its rival especially the Apple.
It is another light to bring up the upcoming Windows 8 meanwhile this new Operation System is not available in the market. Once again, Microsoft has just pushed out a new video preview about Windows 8 illustrating the new more detail function over copy, move, rename and delete functions.
With this integration, you will be able to see the detail of pending coping and moving files. Those pending activities will be shown in a dialogue (Running Actions) where you can pause, stop and resume any activity.
If one believes the figures for Net Applications, Windows XP just slipped below the 50% market share in July to 49.8%, losing 1.3 points from June Ten years old, Windows XP, Microsoft is still the most widely used system, although it is logically increasingly neglected in favor of Windows 7. It should be noted, moreover, that if other agencies – like StatCounter – announced in January the transition from XP to below 50%, simply because the calculation method differs and Net Applications publishes more detailed statistics on markets far from negligible as China. Moreover, to StatCounter, Windows XP is now 43.9%.
Yesterday was held the Microsoft Worldwide Partner Conference and the publisher took the opportunity to make a point about its Windows 7 operating system that has passed the 400 million licenses sold. Equally impressive, Microsoft also claims that the sales pace is not slowing down with an average of 7 Copies sold per second.
Asus Eee Transformer Pad tablet Android is perhaps the cheapest Android 3.0 tablet. It is available with a QWERTY thank to the mounting hardware which turns it into netbooks. According to the latest news seems to be the successor to the arrival of Eee Transformer 2 will be in 2012 in two model; one is with Android and other with Windows 8 as operation system.
Rumor, Microsoft would have made contact with Texas Instruments and OEMs about making a Windows 8 Tablet. If we are to believe the sources of DigiTimes, Microsoft started work in secret on a draft shelf. It would be an ARM tablet that could be marketed by the software giant to take the lead at the launch of Windows 8, its new operating system recently discovered in video . The board would be a model SoC Texas Instruments while many Taiwanese parts suppliers have been approached by Microsoft. According to these sources, Microsoft’s tablet apparently intends to leave his home at the end 2012.
ITWorld revealed in an article on the hidden features of Windows 8 that one of the early-builds of the system that circulates on the Internet has a new file system called Protogon. Is this a return disguised WinFS, the file system that was to introduce Windows Vista before it was finally decided by Microsoft to stick to NTFS introduced by Windows XP in 2001? Nobody knows.
It is very obvious that Computex is not only the place where people can see the latest and greatest tablets but also get some hand-on with few new products as well. Here you have the latest Windows 7 tablet from Gigabyte called “the S1080.” This 10.1-inch tablet features an Intel Atom N570, 2GB of DDR3 RAM, a 320GB hard drive, Bluetooth 3.0, WiFi BGN, and 3G a 1.3Mpix Camera. The S1080 also includes a docking station which really make me more interested. The S1080 is set to be available worldwide this June for around $700.
Do you want to know about the upcoming Microsoft window 8? Well, you can get full details if you are attending event at the Computex aipei. If you don’t, you still can get “live from microsoft’s Windows 8 preview event at Computex 2011,” thanks to guy from Engadget.
We have been waiting for Nokia to push its Windows Phone for months already and it would be great to see the best merging with the best. Since the partnership between the two companies, many rumors has been around for quite awhile and now according to the latest detail from Forbes, Nokia Windows Phone will come with a dual-core ST Ericsson U8500 processor.
