In my last article about Windows 7, I talked about the performance in Windows 7 and discussed if Microsoft has done what they have promised in last 2 years after Windows Vista was a disaster in performance and compatibility. In part II of my article, I would like to let you know more about installation, desktop, info field, and the new look of WordPad, Paint and Calculator in Windows 7.

Men and women are increasingly getting cautious about skin care. There still prevails certain myths in the market that give you the wrong information with which may casue you to end up choosing a product completely wrong for your skin care regimen.

Microsoft has published its newest OS “Windows 7” for the public at the PDC Professional Developer Conference in Los Angeles. In my last article I talked about Windows 7 as a lipstick on a pig which is a major update of Windows Vista. In last few days I took Windows 7 under the loop to see if Microsoft holds the promises. So far, Windows 7 is an interesting release and creates hope which we can believe. There have not been many changes in the Windows 7 core but there have been a number of Optimizations. The developers were lucky and received the Milestone 3 build 6801 at PDC conference, which doesn’t include the new taskbar. Redmond promised they will publish the first major beta version in 2009 for everyone to test Windows 7.

In the next few weeks we will hear a lot about Windows 7, the next generation of operation system from Microsoft. Microsoft has started its Professional Developers Conference (PDC) and the Windows Hardware Engineering Conference (WinHEC) in LA (Los Angeles).