Micorsoft released 5 test updates for all the Windows 7 Beta users. These updates are optional to add and are just test updates , as Microsoft gets geared up all for the Windows 7 RC .
These updates are to be installed manually, even if MU are automatic on your PC,as they are just the optional updates Microsoft released.
These updates would help Microsoft test how smooth the update process works. The updates are for systems, servers, and other basic Beta client. Well, thats the way Beta works. Read more…
Finally after waiting so many weeks for newer updates to come on Windows 7 to enhance our Beta Experience, Microsoft from February 24th will be offering some test updates to Windows 7 Beta (build 7000) computers.
These updates would just be a test run to check the Beta updates and other things related to Beta versions which can render the further updates. Microsoft promises, this process would be fast and would run very smoothly. There will be at most five updates. These updates test the Windows 7 servicing infrastructure. They will not deliver any new features or fixes as of now. Read more…
Since the Beta release of Windows 7, Internet is filled up with dates of releases of Windows 7 all stamped as Rumours a trusted Source at from Microsoft has informed Neowin that the official release date is set for April 10, 2009
The Windows 7 RC is right on schedule with development, and if there are no significant problems over the next few weeks the April 10, 2009 release date will remain in tact. Releasing the Windows 7 Beta was a fairly good option under MSDN as there have been over 500,000 suggestions since the public launch of the Windows 7 Beta. So its probably MSDN subscribers would be the first one to receive the RC download.
It would be launced broadly all over so lets hope we have pleasant surprises from Microsoft regarding the same in the next coming weeks.
Well I still don’t understand is this, a Beta version is supposed to be a RC version, then shouldn’t this be RC2?
Google never stops developing and imporving things. Google’s email service, Gmail came with a bang and it spread like a fire. Since then Gmail kept on making changes and adding more services to their excellent Email platform. From Unlimited and Ever increasing storage to Advanced Inbox. From AJAX technology to high security to your Gmail Account. Gmail has almost everything covered.
But as zillions of users are using this service, Google has been filled up by users adding up their feedback and new suggestions to the Email service. Now these dudes, don’t just read them and discard the emails, rather they work on the legitimate and good ones to give us Gmail Labs. Seems to me a part of Experimental Google Labs extension. Read more…
Having a GMail Account has many uses. Besides having a safe Inbox, you actually get more than one Email address just by making on GMail Account.
Here are some tricks you should try and should know :
-An email sent to tech.blog@gmail.com or tech.blog+best@gmail.com will all be redirected to one common email address and that is paris.hilton@gmail.com.
Gmail does not recognize characters after the PLUS symbol but the gmail search filter can distinguish between the different address and you can therefore redirect these email to separate gmail folders or apply different labels for your convenience. Read more…
Google catching up with Browser market very fast. Just four months and Google Chrome has advanced from 0.2 to 2.0. Though the present version is just a Pre-beta launch but the progress seems very fast. Many new features added, but some bugs and errors have their stay.
Getting the Pre-Beta Version :
Install Google Chrome google.com/chrome . Now, Subscribe to the developer preview channel. This is required even if you’ve previously subscribed to the channel. Wait until the new version is downloaded (you may force the update by opening the “About Google Chrome” dialog).
Some New Added Features : Read more…