You can bet your last shekel that Microsoft won’t burden the next Windows with any reference to Version 8. To keep things simple, I’ll stick with “Windows 9” for the rest of this discussion. Most of us call it Windows 9 simply because it’s a reasonable name that everyone understands.
Inside Microsoft, some developers refer to the next Windows as “Threshold.” But that label might apply to an entire wave of Microsoft product changes - not all of which are specific to Windows. It seems, at this time, that no one knows what it’ll be called. There’s one fundamental problem with talking about the next version of Windows. Will a rose by any other name smell sweeter? 30 in San Francisco here’s what the current tea leaves portend. Invitations are going out now for Microsoft’s Windows Technical Preview debut, scheduled for Sept. TOP STORY Sneak peek: An early look at the next WindowsĪfter months of speculation, we’re now seeing some credible leaks showing parts of the next Windows. If you’re already registered, you can jump right into today’s discussions in the Lounge. The ability to post comments and take advantage of other Lounge features is available only to registered members. If you’re not already a Lounge member, use the quick registration form to sign up for free. How to help new user set up new PC to avoid problems later?ĭell Inspiron 5100 laptop appears to be lockedĮasy method needed to transfer photos from camera to PC Prompts for proxy server when viewing email on Web (Comcast) Switching from mobile to main website where redirecting policy exists Yahoo Mail not working on one of my computers Why won’t photos in my camera open with my default viewing app? Login incorrect after last update restart The following links are this week’s most interesting Lounge threads, including several new questions for which you might have answers: Office ApplicationsĬode to select only body of pivot table, not labelsĬomment transférer des photos de l’iphone vers PC? Happily, he received an answer in his own language, plus a short guide to translation tools on the Internet. When Lounge member Treiber posted his question about moving photos from his phone to his PC, he wrote in French. LOUNGE LIFE iPhone photos to PC in two languages
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