Next Windows OS Coming Sooner Than Expected?
Seven Things We’d Like to See in Windows 7
First shots of Windows 7 leaked? And by 7, we mean Vista. – Engadget
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Seven Things We’d Like to See in Windows 7
First shots of Windows 7 leaked? And by 7, we mean Vista. – Engadget
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This is an interesting article to help identify things that should be on our “radar screens.”Six key ed-tech trends to watch http://www.eschoolnews.com/news/PFshowstory.cfm?ArticleID=6842 The trends they discuss include:Trend No. 1: The leveling power of the World Wide Web Trend No. 2: Cloud computingTrend No. 3: Service-oriented architectureTrend No. 4: The gathering SCORMTrend No. 5: Telepresence and…
Mila Fuller of ISTE hosted a panel sessionAssessing Students’ and Teachers’ Technology Skills: NETS as BenchmarksThree organizations shared their resources for assessing technology skills:Certiport | Home – Microsoft certification in basic computer skillsNita Brooks, K12 Solutions662-621-8948 nbrooks@certiport.com TechLiteracy Assessment : measures and reports technology literacy for elementary and middle school studentsLaia Jackson, Market Manager800-580-4640 direct…
The blog Learning.Now details some new proposed legislation in the House that resurrects DOPA (Deleting Online Predators Act) that was passed by the House last year but received no movement from the Senate. At first glance this bill looks laudable, putting further restrictions to keep pornography from children. It then targets social networking sites to…
eWeek repoorts: Critical IE, Vista Flaws Patched June 12, 2007 Internet Explorer is suffering from six vulnerabilities, five privately reported and one publicly disclosed, all of which are addressed in security bulletin MS07-033. Microsoft officials said June 12 that all but one of the IE flaws could allow system hijacking if a user were to…
Even if you primarily use a PC, following the new technologies released by Apple computer is important since many of their designs impact the entire technology community. The Macintosh community is notorious for rumor-mongering, and right now is no exception. The low-key laptop upgrades could happen as early as Tuesday,Think Secret – Laptop updates slated…
As we in South Dakota schools discovered with the release of Internet Explorer 7 (e.g. Infinite Campus incompatibilities), being prepared for future browser releases can make life smoother for everyone. PCWorld reports on a Microsoft posting that provided some details of plans for IE8: PC World – Microsoft Stresses Backward Compatibility for IE8 Microsoft Corp….
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Why don’t they just do like they have done in the past. Copy the new features in the latest Mac OS, port it to a window with a square box and call it good. Microsoft has always considered Apple as their R&D; department!