We’ve heard loads about Microsoft’s next-gen operating system, Windows 7. It’s understood to support multi-touch Surface touchscreens, voice control, ultra-deep integration with Windows Live and come with fewer add-on apps to make it faster than ever.
All that’s missing now is a name, and Microsoft just confirmed that it’ll be called…
Want to upgrade from the yesteryear look of XP, but aren’t sure if your humble Eee PC is up to the job of handling Vista? Take a look at this handy video to get an idea of how it will fair.
It’s lunch O’clock, so stop staring at those e-mails, ditch the documents, and gorge your eyes on everything gadget-shaped you’ve missed this morning.
Enterprising PS3 hackers have convinced Sony’s console to run Windows Vista, effectively turning the game machine into a PC. A very slow PC.
A version of HTC’s Vista/Windows Mobile hybrid packing GPS was spotted on Expansys’ US site by eagle eyed Jenn K. Lee over at Pocketables. Initially it looked like a mistake in the listing, but further investigation reveals it does exist, there’s just a slight catch.
Two years ago Microsoft unveiled Xbox Live Anywhere, letting gamers tap into Xbox Live from mobile phones and Vista PC’s. Since then we’ve heard little about it. Until now.
