By Zoli Erdos on January 8, 2009
Put the last nail in the Vista coffin. Windows 7 is on the fast track. – good summary of the Windows situation by Signal to Noise. Yes, Win 7 Beta will be available for download starting tomorrow, and it promises to be less of a resource hog than Vista. Microsoft also talks about providing free [...]
Posted in Analysis | Tagged microsoft, operating system, os, vista, vistasucks, windows, windows 7 |
By Zoli Erdos on January 2, 2009
If you love Windows XP, you’ll hate Windows 7 – says Ed Bott on ZDnet. Windows 7: Mojave My Ass –complains Jason Perlow. Dwight Silverman confirms: Sorry, but Windows 7 isn’t a return to Windows XP, while others don’t refrain from some name-calling. Sorry guys, you’re all wrong. You’re debating the merits of an operating [...]
Posted in General | Tagged applications, microsoft, operating system, os, ui, vista, vistasucks, windows 7, windows bugs, Windows Mojave Experiment, windows performance |
By Zoli Erdos on October 29, 2008
For the second day TechMeme is overflowing with Microsoft news coming out of PDC: Azure, Windows 7, Web Office (whatever the MS name will be). But on the very day that supposedly all belonged to Microsoft there was a stream of seemingly unrelated items on TechMeme all pointing in the same direction, none too good [...]
Posted in Analysis | Tagged azure, Desktop OS, microsoft, Mojave Experiement, netbooks, notebooks, operating system, os, PDC, vista, vistasucks, web office, windows, windows 7 |
By Eran Kampf on October 14, 2008
Last month Google released its Chrome browser to the public and as usual it made a lot of PR noise (and a comic book) and got lots of favorable reviews When combined with Gears, which allows for offline access, Chrome is nothing less than a full on desktop operating system that will compete head on [...]
Posted in General | Tagged browsers, chrome, google, os |
By Eran Kampf on October 9, 2008
Reading Mary Jo Foley’s Microsoft 2.0 it suddenly struck me: Could Microsoft’s next killer OS be SharePoint? Instead of being quite so blatant, Microsoft has taken a quieter back route to achieving the same ends via two related technologies: Baking SharePoint reliance into more and more of its products Requiring users to buy pricey client-access [...]
Posted in Strategy | Tagged microsoft, MOSS, OBAF, os, sharepoint, Windows Cloud |