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Windows 7 Driver Support Uncertain
Windows 7's RTM has been through a lot of rumors. Most 64-bit desktop will not be able to scan from HP networked all-in-one printer, even though printing will not be a problem. Microsoft and HP are not releasing working drivers for devices supported by Windows Vista for the launch of Windows 7. The peripherals also do not have a good Windows 7 experience. The specs for the drivers download page for a printer usually reveals Windows 7 32-bit and 64-bit links for drivers. Read
By: aantwan | 18/11/2009 | Hardware

Windows 7 gives more Mobility and Security
Ever since notebook PCs became the computing platform of choice, Microsoft has loaded plenty of mobile features into Windows 7. Read
By: aantwan | 18/11/2009 | Operating Systems

Bookmarking websites as favorites
You keep bookmarks for all of your favorite Web sites so that you can visit them again easily. You can also access these bookmarks which are also known as favorites from the Favorites/Feeds/History Explorer bar containing three tabs which are Favorites, Feeds and History. Now to open this bar, you click the 'View Favorites', 'Feeds' and 'History' button which are simply labeled Favorites that come at the very starting of the Favorite toolbar at the top of the Internet Explorer window. You can al Read
By: aantwan | 17/11/2009 | Software

Web slices in Internet Explorer 8
Another really excellent feature in Windows 7 Internet Explorer 8 is known as Web slices. Web slices keep an eye on distinctive information that is continuously being updated so that you don’t have to continually revisit the site that has the changing information in order to be up-to-date on it. The most clear use for Web slices are items that you dialect on or want to dialect on in eBay auctions. By adding the distinctive items that you are interested in winning as a Web slice, you can keep you Read
By: aantwan | 16/11/2009 | Software

Security Issues in Windows 7
The major concern with Windows 7, and from it gives rise as reported from a news reports everywhere giving rave reviews on the new Windows 7, has been indicated towards its security issue. Read
By: aantwan | 13/11/2009 | Operating Systems

Windows 7 In Private Browsing
Internet Explorer 8 has a new way of browsing the Web which is known as InPrivate browsing. When you turn on Windows 7 InPrivate browsing on IE8 and then visit a bunch of Internet pages, Internet Explorer 8 does not leave a mark of the sites you browse in the program’s History log and anywhere on your system. Read
By: aantwan | 13/11/2009 | Software

Firefox introduces Windows 7 features
Firefox 3.6 beta 1 has introduced improved previews for both of the new Windows 7 taskbar and the tabs. Three new features are now available to Windows 7 users of the new beta launch of Firefox. Read
By: aantwan | 13/11/2009 | Software

Conflict between Windows 7 and Ubuntu 9.10
Windows 7 is much improved than Vista on a older hardware, while Ubuntu always has been strong on a wide variety of hardware. Read
By: aantwan | 13/11/2009 | Software

A closer look at the IronKey USB for the new Windows 7
Ever since a while since word has been making rounds on the reviews on IronKey secure USB flash drive but it can be noted that a lot of features have surely made their way since the last version was tested . Read
By: aantwan | 12/11/2009 | Operating Systems

Internet Explorer 8 With Windows 7 Automatically Completes Address
Internet Explorer 8 with Windows 7 helps you surf the Internet quicker. With the latest version of IE you need not open up a new window to find information such as driving directions. You can get the information without leaving the page you are on by using Accelerators. Read
By: aantwan | 12/11/2009 | Hardware