Top Story - Windows 7: Secure to the Core

Microsoft says Windows 7 is the most secure version of the Windows operating system ever developed. Big deal, right?

Top Story - Windows Home Server Gets Windows 7 Support

The coming Power Pack 3 for the Windows Home Server operating system will let users backup and restore Windows 7 PCs, Microsoft  said.

Article - Windows Phone 7: An In-depth Look at Features, Interface

Microsoft took the wraps off of Windows Phone 7 Series (the official name for Windows Mobile 7) here Monday at Mobile World Congress. Slated to launch on handsets by holiday season 2010, Windows 7 is a complete overhaul from previous versions of the OS.
Slick, touch-friendly user interface

Article - A Successful Windows Phone 7 Would Help Bing

Microsoft's dramatically revamped mobile operating system is tightly integrated with Redmond's Bing search engine.

Top Story - Windows 7 Will Run 120 Days For Free, MS Confirms

Like its predecessor, Windows 7 can be used for up to 120 days without providing a product activation key, Microsoft confirmed.

Top Story - Microsoft Blames Windows 7 Upgrade Mess on User Confusion

Microsoft blamed user confusion for the problems many have encountered trying to move from Vista to Windows 7 after buying a discounted upgrade offered to college students. The error is "by design"; when users try to upgrade from 32-bit Vista to 64-bit Windows 7, they said.

Case Study - Windows 7: A Case For Migration

The pre-release buzz surrounding Windows 7 is not for nothing. Microsoft's latest is interesting in more ways than one, and even introduces a few firsts. Infosys, one of India's largest IT services company plans to make to move to Windows 7.

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  :: Why Infosys is migrating

  :: Enhanced security features of Win 7

Top Story - Five Reasons Windows XP Has About A Year To Live

Windows XP still powers almost 80 percent of commercial PCs.

Top Story - Windows 8 In 2012?

Microsoft Windows 8 may be coming as early as 2012, based on a recent rash of comments and hints dropped by Microsoft personnel in official capacity and informal context.

Top Story - Now Virtualize XP On Windows 7

Microsoft released software that uses virtualization to allow people to run applications in Windows 7 as if they are running in XP, making it easier for applications written for older versions of the OS to run on Windows 7.