Quick Preview of The Windows 7 Features
Windows 7 (formerly codenamed Blackcomb and Vienna) is the next version of Microsoft Windows, and is expected to be launched commercially later this year, can be 23 October, as some speculate. A beta version has been tested for a while, and a release candidate (RC), a version with potential to be the final product has just been released. According to the software giant, Windows 7 has been built around reviews of the developer, so there will be many new things in the OS. Developers asked Microsoft to do everyday tasks faster and easier, for computer work, which the user wants to form and to make new things possible. Now see what is new in Windows 7? Taskbar improvement and full screen previews: In Windows 7 user can pin any program to the taskbar and when user hover over the image, you will see a full-screen preview of that window. Users have the option to click and drag the icons of the taskbar. Skip lists: Users can check again most recently used files by right-clicking the Word icon on the taskbar. The same feature is available to maintain control over your video files recently played audio in Windows Media Player or the browser history in Internet Explorer. Desktop Enhancements: For users who like to work on multiple files, the feature is an advantage, because it helps them to reorganize your desktop and reduce clutter. Users can stack or store your files on the taskbar in groups. Windows Search: Windows 7 makes search results more relevant and easier to understand and Vista. Just enter a word or letters in the name or the file you want, and you get an organized list of results. The operating system used in libraries to display the entire contents of a certain type in one place, as all pictures, music, videos and documents. Internet Explorer 8: Windows 7 comes preloaded with Internet Explorer 8, which helps make the user what they want online and faster. With the new address bar searches, chips, and the bookmarks bar, IE 8 brings more information with less effort. Better management of devices: A new technology in the new operating system called "Device Stage", device management is a step further. Helps the user to interact with any compatible device connected to your computer. You can also view the status of the device and perform common tasks in a single window. HomeGroup: This new feature allows users to connect a PC with Windows 7 at home. The user can also specify exactly what you want to share on each PC with all the PCs in the HomeGroup. View available network (VAN): With the new operating system, the user can access by clicking on the available networks, regardless of whether the networks are based on Wi-Fi, mobile broadband, dial, or corporate VPN. Windows XP Mode: To encourage people from the company to allow Windows 7 and loose rock, runs in a complete virtual Windows XP environment using Microsoft Virtual PC. It requires an additional download, but users can run applications without fear of breaking up as with Vista. Security: Windows Security Center has been renamed to Windows Action Center which encompasses both security and computer maintenance. Some other new features to be included in Windows 7 are advances in touch, speech and handwriting recognition, support for virtual hard disks, additional format support, improved performance of multi-core processors, the starting performance and improvements in the core.
