The end of Windows XP is near. Despite its continued popularity (it’s estimated that as many as 1/3 of the PCs still in use are running XP), Microsoft is ending updates and support on April 8, 2014. Because of that, many users are finding it necessary to make the switch to Windows 8.1. But, which Read more
It is no doubt surprising for many of us but it is true that Microsoft’s Windows XP operating system is now being used on less than of the world total number of computers. According to the latest analysis from net Application, it was known that Windows XP had 49.7 percent of world’s operating system market Read more
Windows 7 still market leader According to Forrester, Windows 7 held 20.9 percent of the corporate computer market while Windows XP held 60 percent of the business computer market at the end of March 2011. The share of Windows XP has declined from 69 percent last year. The Forrester study included over 400,000 client computers Read more
Microsoft has now unveiled their new Comfort Curve Keyboard 3000, it can be say that this is the company’s latest edition of the keyboard by which company offers a superior comfort and an ergonomist approved contour shape. As the Microsoft inform this brand new model will appear in the market in August and also you Read more
The company of Apple has already decided for not to support Windows XP operating system for its new iCloud synchronization service that they revealed earlier in this week. As a predecessor of the iCloud service MobileMe also supported XP which is fine but this is really a major shock. The main resource of this information Read more