There's nothing quite like the Alienware Alpha. For just $500, it's a competent Windows gaming PC . But it should have been the flagship Steam Machine . The Alpha was designed to be a Linux game console with a gamepad good enough to replace a mouse and keyboard. As easy to use as PlayStation or...
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Hello WindowsForum.com fans and technophiles! In the wee hours after midnight, Joe Stackhouse (Stack-Tech.com) and Mike Fara (WindowsForum.com) join forces to check out PRISON ARCHITECT. That's right. We are in for some serious GAMING...
Mozilla Debuts New Australis Interface for Firefox 29 Aurora Browsers
Firefox 29 Aurora now with Australis
Mozilla Firefox is making a new interface available to users of its open-source Firefox Web browser as an alpha release. Firefox is developed in multiple branches—the mainline...
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Paul Thurrott blogs about the future for Windows and what's likely to happen in the coming months:
Reference:
http://winsupersite.com/windows-8/threshold-be-called-windows-9-ship-april-2015
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Holy cow! Windows 8 is really being developed! In this video demonstration, Windows 8 Forums takes a final look at Windows 8 Build 7989. We specifically address claims about authenticity in this video by activating some of the hidden and unfinished features in this build. Build...
Testing, evaluating, and researching the Windows 8 pre-release: What to avoid.
7955.0.x86fre.fbl_srv_wdacxml.110228-1930 is fake.
File size: 2.47 GB (2,657,079,296 bytes)
MD5: 40861a02cb14b0d2d7930910db6cc6e4
I'm omitting Vista from this simply because we all know were Vista stands and I think we can all agree to disagree when it comes to Vista.
I'm still undecided on this one. In many ways, I'm leaning towards 7 build 6956. The main reason I'm not 100% in favor of 7 over XP SP3 yet though is...