In last few days every Microsoft Windows user is discussing about the new Windows with code name “Windows 7”. There are thousands of speculations and ideas what actually Microsoft is going to change in its new operation system. It is known that Windows 7 will be at the market in 2010 but Bill Gates lets us know yesterday that Windows 7 will be finish in 2009. (I reported about Windows 7 here.)

The future is Windows 64-bit. Microsoft is working hard on a new version of a new generation of operation systems. It works in a modular operating principle. That means you can make your own Windows how you like it and how you like to use it. It seems to be very interesting but we have to wait at least 2 years to find out, it is does what it Microsoft promise. The only thing is that you can have this Windows in both 32-bit and 64-bit versions like Microsoft Windows Vista.

Right now Microsoft is producing the most powerful, secure operation system ever. But before Windows Vista 32-bit and especially Vista 64-bit arrived this level of reliability and security, Windows XP was the most favorite operation system for all Windows users. Windows XP was the most reliable operation system after, Windows 95, Windows 98, Windows Millennium, and Windows 2000. But the end of Windows XP is coming closer.

One year after Microsoft released Microsoft Windows Vista in 32-bit and 64-bit versions, Microsoft has published the first service pack for Windows Vista 64bit and 32bit. The SP1 for Windows Vista contains the completion of the operating system releases, but no major new features.

After Microsoft released the service pack 1 for Windows Vista, many Windows Vista 64-bit users have asked if they should install SP1 on their Vista 64-bit. The most asked question is if your Windows Vista 64-bit will be faster after service pack 1 installation. In this article I am going to show you the results if you should install SP1 for Vista 64-bit or not.

In my last few articles about Microsoft Windows Vista and XP in 32-bit and 64-bit version, I analyzed what are the differences between Vista 64-bit and all other Windows operation systems in 32-bit extension. Now I like to write a complete review about Windows Vista 64-bit and its Benefits and Disadvantages.

Microsoft has published service pack 1 for Windows Vista 64-bit and 32-bit. In this article I am going to clear if it is a good idea to install SP1 for Vista 32-bit and 64-bit. It is recommended to know about your hardware and drivers, if you are up-to-date or not, because Windows Vista will have many problems with drivers after SP1 installation.

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?

In my last article I have reported about the service pack 1 for Microsoft Windows Vista 64-bit and 32-bit. We could see what is new after you install SP1 on Vista and what kind of problems you could get if your hardware and drivers are not up-to-date. Microsoft has released service pack 1 for Windows Vista as the best operation system ever in Microsoft history.

Recently, Microsoft released the first beta version of its newest browser, Internet Explorer 8 (IE8). I have published all new integrated features in Internet Explorer 8 and I have reported about good and interesting functions in IE8 (Internet Explorer 8) in my last few articles. In this article I am going to let you know how promise Microsoft with supporting web standards.

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.

In my last article I talked about the important features in Internet Explorer 8. But there are few other interesting features for IE8 that Microsoft integrated into Internet Explorer 8. You cannot call all new features in Internet Explorer 8 an Innovation but Microsoft has done some Renovation in Internet Explorer 8 (IE8).

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Microsoft has published its brand new of Internet Explorer 8 (IE8) in a beta version for developers and normal Windows users. Microsoft has learned in the last few years that competitors like Firefox and Opera never sleep. Microsoft announced last years; they will publish every year a new version of Internet Explorer with the latest technology. And it seems they are keeping the promise.