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Microsoft on Friday announced that it has sold over 350 million licenses of Windows 7 in the past 18 months. The milestone points to a momentum in the adoption of Windows 7, but Microsoft didn't break down the numbers into how many copies shipped with new PCs or are upgrades. read more Link Removed

Microsoft's new Windows operating system continues to gain adoption. Link Removed

Advanced Micro Devices will support USB 3.0 in its chips, marking the first instance of a major PC processor supplier getting behind the standard. Intel has yet to support the high-speed interface. The USB Implementers Forum today announced that AMD will deliver the first chipsets to...

Critical Release Will Usher in Large Scale Corporate Adoption of New Standard Houston, TX (Vocus/PRWEB) March 16, 2011 Zephyr is pleased to announce the support of Microsoft Windows 7 Service Pack 1 (SP1) with its PASSPORT family of 3270, 5250 and UNIX terminal emulation products. Windows 7 SP1...

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Charlie, the cat that looks like Lord Voldemort from the Harry Potter films, has finally found a loving home. The poor stray had a tough time getting re-homed because potential owners were disturbed by his lack of ears and nose. The 14-year-old lost them to skin cancer. Marie...

A Minnesota puppy that made headlines when it was saved from a likely deadly trip through the mail went home with a new owner Friday — an exuberant Minneapolis woman who was thrilled to welcome the fuzzy black dog into her life. "I never win anything," said Terri Ford, who threw her arms in...

As featured in Metro last week, pictures of the flea-bitten feline moved Claire Hulse so much that she knew straight away he was the one for her. ‘I thought no one would want to take him home,’ she said. ‘I made a quick call to my boyfriend and he said I could have him if I called the...

A cat in Southampton, England, is in a hairy situation because he looks too much like Harry Potter's foe, Lord Voldemort. The cat, a 14-year-old domestic short-hair known as "Charlie," is in an animal rescue center hoping to get adopted, but, sadly, he could be there for quite a spell...

When it comes to Windows 7, Microsoft has a lot to smile about. The success of the latest version of the Windows operating system is helping Microsoft put to rest much of the criticism and consumer backlash the company faced over XP’s successor, Windows Vista. The measure of that success is well...

More than a year after its introduction, adoption of Microsoft Windows 7 is at only 10 percent in the enterprise market. Prowess, a maker of software to simplify migration, is improving its tools to accomplish increased adoption of Windows 7, even as its CEO expresses skepticism at industry...

The Apple iPad may be at the pinnacle of the tablet industry at this time and with Enterprises seriously considering the adoption of these tablets into their respective businesses, Microsoft feels a bit threatened at the potential inroads that Apple is making with Enterprise customers. In an...

Last week we wrote about the services that Y Combinator startups use . For hosting, Amazon Web Services and Rackspace were the most popular services. Windows Azure was noticeably absent. But why? A topic turned up on Quora , citing our post and wondering why the lack of adoption. The topic has...

Even for enterprises that are eager to transition to Windows 7, that process could be slowed by compatibility issues with the trove of Web apps firms have built for IE 6. Link Removed

A year after Windows 7 arrived, the business deployment picture is looking a lot rosier than it did a year after Vista's release. Here are some of the major trends Microsoft is seeing around Windows 7 business adoption. Link Removed - Invalid URL

THE INQUIRER ACCORDING TO ANALYSTS at Forrester enterprise take-up of Windows 7 has been slow, but they predicted that this will change. Link Removed

One year after formally releasing its Windows 7 desktop operating system, Microsoft is making note that adoption among enterprises is exceeding expectations. Link Removed

With 240 million copies sold, Windows 7 has certainly been hugely successful. Windows XP, however, remains the most common version of Windows, and corporate customers are a big part of Windows XP's continued ubiquity. Earlier this week, Ars talked to Gavriella Schuster, general manager of...

Windows 7 for business use is about to take off, according to a new survey from Forrester. Link Removed

We've seen it before -- consumer devices like the Apple iPhone entering the enterprise market because employees want them. Microsoft also is seeing it with Windows 7 -- employees are asking their companies for the new operating system. Link Removed