Microsoft Windows Server 2012, Release of the Year

Microsoft today gave the name to new server software, Windows Server 2012, which will be released this year. The new name was announced to coincide with the keynote Microsoft Management Summit (MMS) 2012 held in Las Vegas until next Friday. This name does not make the shock of many, which has become a habit to call Microsoft software according to the year / release date, for example, just the previous generation known as the Windows Server 2008. It...

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7 Interesting Facts Nokia-Microsoft Duet

Nokia has chosen Windows Phone 7 (WP7) as the primary OS for smart phones in the future. However, the Finnish mobile phone giant is not had no consequences at all. According to the Times of India, there are 7 summary / key points about the duet Nokia and Microsoft need to know, see below:  1. Nokia and Microsoft Combine Assets Nokia and Microsoft combine assets to develop and market mobile products. Nokia to pay license the use of WP 7. In return,...

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Microsoft Annihilate Autorun

After a long so 'entrance' for a variety of malicious programs, Microsoft has finally decided to destroy Autorun. This is done via an update for older versions of the Windows operating system. As quoted from The Register, Thursday (2/10/2011), if the update is applied, the ability to autorun on Windows will be turned off by default. Autoron is a feature that allows external devices that connect to Windows automatically execute code as specified in...

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Windows 8 Use the Display Interface Wind, Full 3D?

OS Windows 8 rumored to be attending 2 more years and has been confirmed not to be present in at least two years. However, based on the latest leak, Windows 8 when it is launched later will have a radical change in the user interface for high-end users. Aero on Windows 7 will be replaced by the Wind, a full 3D interface. The UI will completely change the icons, shortcuts, and other elements for daily use. Operating System Windows 8 will also...

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Microsoft Warns New Cracks in Windows

A new bug has been discovered in Windows that allows hackers to insert malicious applications in it. It was also acknowledged Microsoft and plans to soon release a patch to fix it.Gap had actually already been disclosed to the internet security conference title in North Korea December 15, 2010. But after a lot of applications that can exploit the bug, Microsoft has noticed recently. Quoted from Computer World on Thursday (6/1/2010), bugs that...

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