Customers looking to buy new hardware or software products, as well as new computers, should look for the Windows 7 logo ahead of anything else, is the advice that Microsoft gives shoppers. Mark Relph - senior director - Windows Ecosystem Team, notes that especially holiday shoppers should be on the lookout for &ldqu... |
24 November 2009
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At just approximately a month after the general availability deadline of Windows 7, the operating system enjoys strong support from hardware and software companies worldwide. In fact, there are approximately 9,000 products that now feature the “Compatible with Windows 7” logo, Microsoft revealed at the Pr... |
20 November 2009
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Nero was one of the companies that failed to hesitate in the least when it came down to jumping aboard the Compatible with Windows Vista wagon, and the same is valid when it comes down to the latest iteration of the Windows client. The makers of the product revealed that Nero 9 had successfully passed all the compati... |
13 August 2009
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eSobi, a multi-purpose information navigator, is among the first software solutions certified for Microsoft's next iteration of the Windows client. The Redmond-based company has been driving Windows 7 compatibility hard, inviting third-party developers to jump aboard, and eSobi was little shy of tailoring its pr... |
25 June 2009
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The Windows 7 Software Logo Toolkit has advanced into Alpha stage, and the download is now live via Microsoft Connect. Just as it was the case with Windows Vista, the Windows 7 logo program aims to provide guidance for customers looking to buy software and hardware, by guaranteeing that the products play nice with th... |
16 April 2009
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