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Windows 7: Home Premium, Professional, and Ultimate Editions

Windows 7: Home Premium, Professional, and Ultimate Editions

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Windows 8 Photos app brings "fast and fluid" to picture management Windows 8 Consumer Preview's handling of photographs is a slick, centralized, and very much a tablet-like experience. The Photos app gives users fluid, near-instantaneous access to your pictures, for which the app is to be credited, but certain common features are missing at this point, and others that are included don't work evenly across the app. When you pull up Photos from the Metro interface, you are shown four discrete boxes: one for your locally stored pictures, and one each for your SkyDrive, Facebook, and Flickr accounts. Clicking on each of these boxes takes your through a short login process, and after you've given the program your credentials, the home Photos screen will populate each box with photos pulled from that account. Unfortunately, there's no way to add photos from any other services.

Microsoft Outlook 2010: What’s New? We have been covering some shinny new features in Office 2010 for a few months now, and have brought you several detailed articles on Word 2010, Excel 2010, PowerPoint 2010, and OneNote 2010. It is time now to have a look at the new features in Outlook 2010. Outlook Social Connector (OSC) This is perhaps the greatest new addition to Outlook 2010 which you will definitely love to use. It brings the social views of your friends/contacts right in to your inbox. This connector provides you with a stream of content from SharePoint, Windows Live and other famous social networking sites. Attribute List When you are programming with these attributes, you should use the global identifier rather than using the name as a string literal. By using the global identifier, any typographical errors will result in an error at compile time. Remarks The following constants are defined with the attributes.

Pinterest is to Facebook as Storify’s new iPad app is to Twitter Back in 2010 I wrote this article about the need for content curation software. Storify is it. Here’s a look at its new iPad app which is very awesome. Why is this important? Well, let’s look at the past 10 years. Kupa K11 Pro review After years of being relegated to pricey (and heavy) business convertibles, touch and pen are showing up on cheaper and lighter PC slates again, and with longer battery life. But most of the Atom slate PCs have been underperformers with poor touch screens. Windows 7 has some great tablet features and some problems with touch; the better the touch screen though, the easier it is to use. Can the K11 Pro deliver as a Windows slate that won't break the bank or your back? Big, like most Windows tablets There's no mistaking this for an iPad or Galaxy Tab.

Microsoft Office OneNote 2010: What’s New? Microsoft OneNote is a digital notebook which provides one single place to gather all your notes and information. It also offers a very powerful build-in search to find what you are looking for quickly as well as improved collaboration feature. Lets see what new enhancements have been made in OneNote 2010. Office Integration ASP.NET MVC and Clean SEO Friendly URLs - DominicPettifer.co.uk Blogs ASP.NET MVC, SEO & URLs 18 March 2009 - 1:30 AM / by Dominic Pettifer. - I show you how to generate SEO friendly URLs in ASP.NET MVC using the actual title/name of the record or item (product/blog name etc.) instead of the ID. That way we can have nice looking URLs that look like /products/123/apple-ipod-nano-4gb instead of /products/detail/123.

Flixster Hits 20 Million App Downloads. Top Movie App On iPhone, Android, And BlackBerry It was almost exactly two years ago that Flixster bought one of the original popular movie apps for the iPhone from a college sophomore. Now, two years later, their Flixster iPhone app is the top movie application on the platform. It’s also the top movie app on the Android and BlackBerry platforms as well.

Getting around in Windows 8 A common thread we’ve seen in the feedback so far about Windows 8, on this blog or elsewhere, positive or negative, is that people using Windows 8 for the first time might need a little help getting their bearings. For me, the best way to get acquainted with a new operating system is a lot like the way I got acquainted with the moving parts in a lot of the gadgets I tinkered with (by which I mean my parents’ stuff that I broke) growing up: just start messing with it. I know other people, though, who like to read before beginning or read as they go. You might be able to relate to one of these styles, or you might be somewhere in between.

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