One way to ensure that there will never again be a five year gap between Windows releases, as with XP and Vista, is for Microsoft to start work on a new iteration of its platform even before the latest version is finalized. This happened with Windows 8, which the software giant confirmed that it started planning for... |
1 September 2011
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Forget 64-bit, Microsoft has already been exploring 128-bit support scenarios for future releases of Windows. Of course, with Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008 R2 wrapped up since July 22nd, 2009, the official release to manufacturing date, the 128-bit wave will not affect the successors of Windows Vista and Windows ... |
8 October 2009
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Is Windows dead? Or, at least, is this the beginning of the end for Microsoft's proprietary operating system? And, if so, what solution/platform will be THE Windows killer? It's not like candidates are in short supply. From the Google Browser (Chrome) to Linux, Mac OS X, to RIA platforms, to dedicated thin ... |
13 September 2008
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