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Windows 7- No dock, but a new modern taskbar

no@spam.com (Amir Nouri) — Thu, 29 May 2008 19:00:00 MDT

Yesterday I reported, relying on the Trans script demonstration of the multi-touch features of Windows code-named "7", that Vista's successor comes with the feature "dock", which could be a copy from Apple's Mac OS X.

Windows "7" probably comes with Dock � la feature from Mac OS

no@spam.com (Amir Nouri) — Thu, 29 May 2008 06:00:00 MDT

Yesterday, Microsoft has presented Vista´s successor -Windows "7"- officially to the public. During the All Things Digital D6 conference in California Bill Gates and Steve Ballmer showed a little bit of the new system. This was especially the new multi-touch functionality in the center.

The secrets of Windows code-named "7" - which you should know

no@spam.com (Amir Nouri) — Sun, 11 May 2008 12:00:00 MDT

The long history of Windows with the code name "7" has begun much before Microsoft ever thought to develop Windows Vista. Already in February 2000, Microsoft announced a new operation system under a new code name "Blackcomb". At that time it was planned the operation system with code name "Whistler", which is known as Windows XP.

Windows in offside against Mac

no@spam.com (Amir Nouri) — Tue, 01 Apr 2008 00:00:00 MDT

In my last few articles I talked about the best operation system ever. I still believe in Windows Vista 64-bit but in this article I am going to let you know 10 special reasons why you should get a Mac computer. In the title it says Windows is in offside against Mac. But I should say: all Windows before Windows Vista 64-bit are in offside compare to a Mac computer. Even though Windows Vista 64-bit has some usual characters of Microsoft Windows systems, which lets Vista looks bad against a Mac OS X.

You are more secure with Microsoft Windows Vista than Mac OS

no@spam.com (Amir Nouri) — Sat, 29 Mar 2008 13:00:00 MDT

In my last published articles I was trying to show you how Windows operation systems and especially Windows Vista 64-bit are secure. I wrote about the benefits and disadvantages of Windows Vista and Apple Leopard. Fortunately there are developers and researchers who are looking for bugs and security problems in Windows Vista and Apple. The question is: Is a Microsoft PC more secure than Apple computers?

Why Windows Vista 64-bit makes your computer more secure?

no@spam.com (Amir Nouri) — Sat, 15 Mar 2008 10:30:00 MDT

One of the most asked questions in the last few months are how Windows Vista 64-bit can give you more security and the second question is what is all about the Digital Signature for Windows Vista 64-bit and security in Windows Vista 64-bit. I like to let you know why Microsoft Windows Vista 64-bit is bringing you more security than any other operation systems such as Mac OS, Windows XP 32-bit or Vista x86.

iTunes sucks and would like an iTunes Alternative

no@spam.com (Amir Nouri) — Sun, 24 Feb 2008 15:00:00 MST

In this article i would like to show you how you can transfer your MP3, Video files from your iPod to your Computer or from Computer to your favorite MP3 Player iPod without using iTunes. Those applications are called iPod Manager and you can download it from here.

Copy and Transfer your Music Files to or from your iPod without iTunes

no@spam.com (Amir Nouri) — Sun, 24 Feb 2008 14:00:00 MST

I would like to show you in this article how you can rescue your songs on your iPod after your hard drive crashed and you are not able to find your mp3 files in your computer. Only you have to do is following the step by step description to transfer your music, songs and videos from iPod to your PC.

MAC her I come, Vista destroyed my computer

no@spam.com (Eiler Vansant) — Tue, 19 Feb 2008 10:00:00 MST

I would like to tell every computer user they should say adios to Microsoft and switch to Apple Computers. I think I am not the only U.S. Citizen who thought about saying bye bye to Microsoft Windows forever. I am giving my own experience to you, that you can see what Windows Vista has done to me.