All Entries in the "Windows 7" Category
Microsoft Releases Enhanced Mitigation Experience Security Toolkit
The EMET tool, works by applying security mitigation technologies to random applications in order to block exploitations that occur through common attack protocols.
Your Windows 7 Reliability Monitor
Reliability Monitor is an advanced tool that measures hardware and software problems and other changes to your computer. It provides a stability index that ranges from 1 (the least stable) to 10 (the most stable).
Do the Microsoft Windows 7 Sold Numbers Really Add Up?
One survey came from Fiberlink Communications. Their research found that Windows 7 was running on barely .33 percent of computers in their survey pool, with 2.96 percent running Windows 2000, 15.14 percent running Windows Vista, and a whopping 81.57 percent running Windows XP.
Windows 7 SP1 Beta Goes Public
Up until now the Windows 7 SP1 Beta has only been available to Technet or MSDN subscribers, so us common users haven’t been able to get our hands on it. Well for those of you who are early adopters and anxious to try it out, now you can. All you need is a Windows Live [...]
Is the Apple “Magic Trackpad” a poor excuse for the lack of multi-touch on the Mac
Apple have today unveiled their new 2010/2011 product line-up which includes some new Macs and the “Magic Trackpad”. This is, essentially, simply a multi-touch trackpad and asks the question why Apple are bothering. If this is a response to multi-touch support in Windows 7, something their iOS operating system has had for years now but [...]