Last week, Microsoft has released the Windows 7 Service Pack 1 final RTM for the Windows 7 users. The new SP1 release doesn’t bring any new noticeable feature to the popular operating system, but it’s bundled with some important improvements and bug fixes.
Microsoft has launched the Express Mouse, a compact mouse using the BlueTrack Technology that combines the power of optical with the precision of laser for remarkable tracking on more surfaces. The design of the mouse allows comfort on both hands. It has three customizable buttons and uses USB connection.
Microsoft will release a Kinect software development kit for Windows this spring and it will be a non-commercial release, developed for academic research and enthusiast communities to create even richer experiences using Kinect technology…….
Google made waves in the Web geek community last month when it announced that it would be discontinuing support for H.264 video in its Chrome Web browser, but now Microsoft has released a plug-in for Google Chrome that will give you H.264 video support even after Google pulls the plug……..
Microsoft plans for IPTV and set-top boxes continue to trickle out ith the latest batch of rumors suggesting it’s Mediaroom which will be at the heart of the system and Mediaroom rumors could put Microsoft IPTV on the fast track to success……
Microsoft has made a new app for the iPhone and iPod.OneNote Mobile, a note-taking application.This is the fourth app which has come out of Microsoft for the iPhone/iOS platform, the other three being Bing for iPhone, Seadragon Mobile, and Microsoft Tag.The App will be free for a limited time.
Microsoft’s Chief Executive, Steve Ballmer, has announced that the company has managed to sold more than 8 million of its Xbox Kinect motion-sensing game system in its first 60 days since launch.Microsoft called 2010 the biggest year ever in Xbox history.More than 50 million Xbox consoles have been sold around the world.
Microsoft has released a new device called the Touch Mouse at CES specifically for windows 7.The device makes use of 1,2, and 3 finger gestures in order to control normal everyday tasks on Windows 7.It supports flicks, zooming, panning, as well as other gestures.The Touch Mouse will become available sometime in June of this year for $79.99. The device is actually now available for pre-order through Amazon.com or the online Microsoft Store.