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Source - Patch Windows 7 RTM Critical Vulnerability - Come October 13th, 2009 - Softpedia

More - Windows 7 boots slower than Vista, says study

Source - Week in Microsoft: Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows 9 - Ars Technica

Source - $10 billion takes fiber to every school, hospital in the US - Ars Technica

More - Microsoft Exchange 2010 is done and released to manufacturing | All about Microsoft | ZDNet.com

Source - Ballmer: Testers didn't ring Vista warning bells; Could the same happen with Windows 7? | All about Microsoft | ZDNet.com

Thousands of Microsoft employees have begun hosting Windows 7 Launch Parties this week. I had the pleasure of attending one last night. Microsoft employees have been given the opportunity to do “preview” Launch Parties before October 22nd to show off Windows 7 to their friends and family (public Windows 7 Launch Parties officially kick off on October 22nd). The Launch Party I attended last night was hosted by Dana Manciagli, a General Manager on Microsoft’s US OEM Team. Her Launch Party took place at The Parlor in Bellevue and she had her friend and fellow Microsoft employee (Cedric Dahl) demonstrate 7 key Windows 7 features such as many of the Windows Taskbar enhancements, Aero Shake and Aero Snap. View Full Album The...

Link - Windows 7: Clean Install Vs Upgrade | Windows 7 News

More - Microsoft to add OneNote and SharePoint clients to next Office Mobile release? | All about Microsoft | ZDNet.com

Source - Free Windows 7 Seminar with Mark Russinovich (and Friends) - Windows 7 for Developers - The Windows Blog

More - Windows 7 for Developers - The Windows Blog

Source - Microsoft pushing for ‘green-lit’ Windows 7 Applications | Windows 7 News

Intel Sees Windows 7 Adoption Speeding Past Vista -- Windows 7 -- InformationWeek

Windows 7 Gets Auto-Upgrade Switch -- InformationWeek

Netbooks Bringing Down Revenue For Laptop Market -- Netbooks -- InformationWeek

Exchange 2010 hits RTM - Network World

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Ballmer: Microsoft can't make money from its free products and services - Computerworld Blogs

Microsoft’s Bing fails to ping as Google continues to take search market share - Telegraph

Source - September 2009 browser stats: IE sees biggest drop yet - Ars Technica