An official windows seven 7 blogs has been set up by the two senior engineering managers , Jon DeVaan and Steven Sinofsky to discuss more windows 7 development news and others.
Planning a product like Windows involves systematic learning from customers of all types. In terms of planning the release we’ve been working with a wide variety of customers and partners (PC makers, hardware developers, enterprise customers, developers, and more) since the start of the project. We also continue our broad consumer learning through telemetry (Customer Experience Improvement Program), usability studies, and more. One area this blog will soon explore is all the different ways we learn from customers and the marketplace that inform the release.
With this windows seven 7 blogs from microsoft, All windows 7 updates and development can be tracked. Meanwhile, Jon and Steven, along with windows 7 members of the engineering team will post, comment, and participate in this blog.
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Here we can find the logo, http://www.avenuecom.fr/accueil/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=36
But it’s maybe a big fake …
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