Even before its official release, Microsoft’s Windows 7 operating system continues to receive upgrades and “makeovers” designed to improve both its appearance and performance. Last month, Microsoft released nearly 40 bug fixes and updates for the new OS. Some of these fixes were purely cosmetic, for example affecting the way that opened windows and programs reacted to one another. But other improvements were much more serious, affecting the underlying structure of the operating system.
More Makeovers for Windows 7
Apple Netbook Rumors Persist
At any given moment there are literally hundreds of rumors floating around online about new developments at Apple, and reports of new products that may or may not turn out to be true. One recent rumor that refuses to go away is of a new Apple notebook computer known as the Netbook.
Windows 7 Has Lots of “Off Switches”
It’s no big secret that many Web experts have considered Microsoft’s Vista operating system to be a bit of a bust. The heavier, more processor intensive Vista disappointed many, especially when compared to Windows XP. As for their part, Microsoft continues to insist that Vista has been a success, though the company seems to be rushing to roll out their new operating system, Windows 7, as quickly as possible.
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