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Interesting Experiments on Microsoft Windows

By: Jason Ford | 2011-05-20 | Technology
Have you ever heard about the strange characters will appear on Notepad if you type “Bud Hid The Facts” or you can win the game Solitaire without playing it only by pressing Alt+Shift+2. The things are among top five interesting experiments on Microsoft Windows. read more

Microsoft: Interesting Facts

By: Jason Ford | 2010-07-26 | Satellite
Despite the ever-increasing Mac OS sales at the present, Microsoft remains the leading public multinational corporation in the computer industry. It can not be denied that Microsoft corporation and its former CEO Bill Gates have become the legend of computer technology. Lots of articles have ever written about Microsoft: its history, its products, its leaders. Despite being best known for creating the Windows operating system and Office software, the Microsoft corporation has recently revealed some interesting facts as follows. read more

Interesting Details About Microsoft 70-640 Exam

By: David Morson | 2012-05-08 | Computer Certification
This article provides some worth reading and interesting information about Microsoft 70-640 exams which must be known by every candidate who is interested to take 70-640 exams. read more

Window 8: Eight Interesting Things

By: Jason Ford | 2011-04-07 | Technology
Windows 8, Microsoft’s next-generation Windows, is associated with a lot of new features. Rumors are flying that Windows 8 has two separate interfaces for 32-bit and 64-bit. The first one is "Wind" which will be fully 3D and require almost 170 MB of video memory. "Wind" is available for all copies of Window 8 but does not work in the 32-bit environment. The other is called Windows 8 Mosh and Windows 8 Jupiter which are described as “new tile-based user interface” and “target a new Windows Marketplace app store”. While users are expecting to the release date of Beta and official version of Windows 8, take a look at these 8 things about Window 8 compiled by PcWorld. read more

Microsoft Optimistic About Windows 8's Success

By: John Aldous | 2013-03-12 | Computer
A top Microsoft executive has claimed that Windows 8 is off to a solid start and that its sales will pick up in the coming months with the launch of new touchscreen devices and the implementation of new retail strategies from Microsoft. Windows 8, Microsoft's premier product that generated immense hype before its official launch on October 26 last year, is yet to take the world of technology by st read more

Microsoft’s Flagship OS

By: Naval Gogia | 2011-12-30 | Software
The next evolution of Microsoft's long running Windows operating system line- Windows 7 is faster, flaunts improved stability, and allows for more utilities than ever before. It has outshined the earlier version of Windows to become Microsoft's flagship OS. read more

Designed Appositely – Microsoft Windows 7

By: Naval Gogia | 2012-02-14 | Software
Microsoft has proved its indomitability in the worldwide computer industry time and again. In this era of technology advancement, ‘outmoded’ is something that finds no place. read more

Microsoft releases Windows Phone Mango

By: Ritika Sharma | 2011-12-02 | Technology
Microsoft has rolled out a fresh new update of Windows Phone 7, promisingly called Mango. read more

Windows 7 Upgrade Experience

By: Christoph Puetz | 2010-03-26 | Software
It is now about a week ago that I upgraded my main computer to Windows 7 by doing a clean installation of the operating system. Windows 7 is the new Microsoft Operating System that is replacing Windows Vista. Windows Vista was supposed to be replacing Windows XP, but failed miserably due to many mistakes Microsoft had made. Vista performed badly even on hardware twice as fast as before + many applications that worked fine under XP never ever worked. In addition Microsoft failed to motivate software vendors to provide enough development resources to update software specifically for Vista. read more

Microsoft’s Windows 8 Line-up: Windows 8, Window 8 Pro, and Windows RT

By: green alethor | 2012-04-27 | Computer
Microsoft has announced the main Windows 8 product line-up when it makes its next operating system available later this year. There will be two retail editions for Intel-compatible processors, Windows 8 and Windows 8 Pro; a third edition for ARM processors, Windows RT; an enterprise edition, read more

Microsoft Office 2013: Designed to suit Windows 8 touch devices

By: Brooke M. Perry | 2013-02-08 | Software
The launch of the Microsoft Office 2013 is aimed at letting users experience the innovative changes brought into Windows 8, which is the latest operating system launched by Microsoft. However, the newly introduced Microsoft Office 2013 comes for as less as $100 annually. read more

Microsoft Flight Simulator Game

By: nickleon | 2012-02-16 | Arts & Entertainment
Microsoft Flight Simulator is the sequence of the agenda of Flight Simulator. This Microsoft supports on the operating system that has Microsoft Windows. It was released as the game of video. This simulator is the best running progressions of the computer game. Flight Simulator Game is the best and famous series of these video games. read more

Experience Better Computing Experience With Windows 7 Service Pack 1

By: James Madison | 2011-02-24 | Hardware
Are you a Windows 7 user? Here is good news for you. Microsoft has come up with the first official service pack for Windows 7. Explore this article and learn about the new features of SP1 and how to install it. read more

Microsoft's 70-270 Test

By: yvonne | 2010-10-30 | Computer Certification
By passing this exam, you get qualified for various high tech job roles, such as network administrator, systems engineer, information systems administrator, systems administrator, tech support engineers, network analysts, technical consultants and systems analysts. read more

Microsoft’s First Windows Mango Phone Released in Tokyo (Pictures)

By: Jason Ford | 2011-07-29 | Technology
Early this week, experts and tech users all over the world had paid serious attention to the release of first smartphone that is based on Windows Phone platform’s new Mango edition on Wednesday, July 27, 2011 in Tokyo, Japan. It is the first of some handsets unveiled over next few months, which help Microsoft mark its return to the smartphone market as a true player. read more