Do you miss Windows 7? This new project can bring back Aero glass on Windows 1, but you have to be ready for some issues ...

Microsoft has finally unveiled Windows 7: here are our first impressions of the next Windows, direct from the Professional Developers Conference.

[Update; For my final, official review of Windows 7, see Windows 7: An impressive upgrade. For a hands-on look at the final code in action on 10 desktop and notebok PCs, see Windows 7 in the real ...

Windows 7 takes a strikingly different approach. Its interface contains plenty of tweaks, but they're relatively subdued and they emphasize everyday efficiency rather than sizzle.

Makes the new Start screen and Windows 8 Apps run over the desktop, which gives you access to the taskbar and start menu like in Windows 7 and XP.

Analysts said Microsoft probably is keeping tight-lipped about what Windows 7 will look like because at this point, company engineers and executives don’t even know.

While the movie trailer ad for Windows Phone 7 was a little more obvious, Windows Phone 7 has made a subtle cameo appearance in one of Microsoft's BING ads.

Microsoft's new OS is not the dud Windows Vista was. These features you might have missed might convince you to follow the Windows 7 early adopters.

Good news, everyone! If you’ve been stuck in a time loop using Windows XP, which is nearing eight years old, or Windows Vista, which is just annoying, you can finally break free: Windows 7 is ...

First look at Windows 7’s User Interface Microsoft has given us a first glimpse as Windows 7. The taskbar has changed … ...

Windows XP only: The system theme pack installer from NiwradSoft gives your crayola-inspired Windows XP desktop an impressive Windows 7-ish look—without wasting time hacking system files yourself.

If you are in love with Windows 7 but stuck in Vista land, we pity you, fool! But we have some help: You can ease your pain with this unofficial Windows 7 ...