Windows 7 to be more human friendly
By Madhur Kapoor on Apr 7, 2008 in Tech, Windows
Microsoft didn’t get the amount of success they would have anticipated from Windows Vista. Some even labeled Vista as the biggest disappointment of 2007. Even though Vista had some nice animation effects and some enhancements such as DX 10, Readyboost etc, it didn’t go well with the critics. Now Microsoft is pushing for a 2009 launch of its successor called Windows 7.
According to Bill Gates, Windows 7 will be more human friendly and will contain some increased input options. The major advancements in the field of Text, Speech, Touch will be incorporated on the latest version. Microsoft is also working with manufacturers and in the future , computers might come fitted with touch screen and will accept input in the form of touch. Microsoft has also hinted that Windows 7 would be “touchier” similar to Apple iPhone.
Many will still wonder that whether Windows 7 will just contain the features of Microsoft’s work on the surface PC. There is a lot of hype surrounding it but what will happen, only future might tell.
I already consider windows to be the most user friendly OS…
Techblissonline Dot Com | Apr 7, 2008 | Reply
Windows 7 ought to be better than Vista. I myself used Vista & I found that XP is much better & easy to use.
Let’s see what Windows 7 has to offer !!
Nice info !!!
Ankit Mahanot | Apr 7, 2008 | Reply
Hey Guys! its not Windows 7, i the first person to know about its real name…its actually coded as Windows 7 but its really…..Guess???
Its Windows Verna, the next generation desktop Operating System x64 bit edition only!
Since the Vista is the last operating system to be shipped in x32 and x64bit models!
This information is highly Confidential and not yet let to anyone by Microsoft!
Since Im a Microsoft Member, i came to know about this!
We luv Microsoft—Your Passion Our Work!
Guruprasad Balaji | Apr 8, 2008 | Reply
Hey Guys! its not Windows 7, i the first person to know about its real name…its actually coded as Windows 7 but its really…..Guess???
Its Windows Vienna, the next generation desktop Operating System x64 bit edition only!
Since the Vista is the last operating system to be shipped in x32 and x64bit models!
This information is highly Confidential and not yet let to anyone by Microsoft!
Since Im a Microsoft Member, i came to know about this!
We luv Microsoft—Your Passion Our Work!
Guruprasad Balaji | Apr 8, 2008 | Reply
I too have the same opinion of Rajesh, Windows is already user friendly OS.
Nirmal | Apr 8, 2008 | Reply
@Rajesh, Nirmal
Windows is indeed a user friendly OS. Lets see what more improvements can we see from the next version.
@Ankit
Vista had some great features but mainly failed due to its high hardware requirements. It will be interesting to see the hardware requirements of Windows 7
@Guruprasad
It was called Windows Vienna before but now it is called Windows 7
Madhur Kapoor | Apr 8, 2008 | Reply
I am quite comfort with Windows version that currently used…I imagine what kind feature does Microsoft offer us now.
Jacklin | Apr 9, 2008 | Reply
Nope ue i attene a seminar on 25th March at Microsoft Office Chennai they soke about it while seaking about the session MDOP whisch is their new product which is nw bunle u with Server 2008.
Gururasa Balaji | Apr 11, 2008 | Reply
Hey Guys What Mr.Guruprasad told was rite!
Its Windows Verna 2009, which wud be called as Windows 7 later…!!!!!!!
Kannan Rajaram | Apr 11, 2008 | Reply
Latest news I heard about WIndows 7, Microsoft is not going to launch it next year…
Jacklin | Apr 12, 2008 | Reply
@Jacklin
That can be true. Lets wait and watch.
Madhur Kapoor | Apr 13, 2008 | Reply
Ya windows vista failed due to its high hardware requirements, even a high config pc of 2005-06 had difficulty running it. WHats the point of such an OS, ppl arent goin to scrap their old pcs and buy new high end ones to support a loser OS like Vista.
I hope the next windows supports old configs as well if MS is looking for success.
If windows 7 is only in 64 bit version, i really doubt if it will have much success. 64 bit architecture is not much popular as of now, and the majority is not going to scrap their machines in 09 to support another MS blooper.
Kavitt S | Apr 14, 2008 | Reply