Microsoft has just confirmed its Windows 7 update for its newest upcoming phone-in-the-works, Mango. It seems like this new phone has a bunch of awesome stuff for us, like a Facebook Chat integration! Now, you can chat with your friends on the go and get updated all in real time. And it seems like it’s been paired up with Windows Live Messenger. More »

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From Wirebot: Following the launch of the WIN&I;software last week, developers Evoluce have released a trailer for the software. It allows Windows 7 users to replace their mouse controller with the Kinect (which is for the Xbox360). The trailer for WIN&I;showcases the software being used with different applications and software packages, like PowerPoint and the Windows 7 desktop. Navigation appears very fluid and easy from the trailer. More »

Despite rave reviews from critics, Microsoft’s Windows 7 has only now surpassed Windows XP in terms of market share and just barely at that. More »

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Last October 22, 2009 Microsoft’s latest operating system “Windows 7” was released and can you imagine how many licenses Microsoft had sold in a year? Well they have only sold a whopping 240 Million licenses and that just makes the Windows 7 the fastest selling operating system in history. More »

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Microsoft’s Internet Explorer 9 Beta version is set to be released on September 15, but the bad news is that it is only available for Windows Vista and Windows 7 users. This new version includes support for HTML5, a new Javascript engine called “Chakra” and probably some enhancement to its interface. More »

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5. Major Xbox 360 news –the Halo Reach bundle is $399, new slim console with 4Gb storage $199, and Kinect with console package for $299. More »

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Rising from the ashes of apparent cancellation is the Windows 7 HP slate, which is now confirmed for autumn release but will be repackaged for enterprise instead of the consumer market. The PalmPad, running webOS is also in the pipeline. More »

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When ASUS announced its EP101TC, the tablet was running Windows CE, but like most manufacturers, ASUS has thought better of it and will instead use Google’s Android. More »

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In addition to the duo-touchscreen Libretto W100, at its 25th anniversary celebration, Toshiba showcased the Android OS AC100 netbook that has an NVIDIA Tegra SoC. Held aloft for a brief glimpse was a prototype slate that looks (surprise!) like an iPad. More »

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Microsoft’s ambitious Vista operating system is viewed as a failure on many levels. Keven Turner, Microsoft COO, took an unfriendly jab at Apple’s iPhone 4 antenna problems, saying, “It looks like the iPhone 4 might be their Vista, and I’m okay with that.” Is Turner speaking too soon, especially when his company’s Windows Phone 7 faces serious challenges ahead of its launch? More »

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Along with everyone else, ASUS is itching to enter the ripe market that Apple’s impossibly successful iPad has created. When ASUS, one of the world’s leading computer manufacturers, releases its Eee Pad tablets, the company wants to remove the “limitations” of the iPad. More »

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I was saddened by the Microsoft Courier’s untimely technological stillbirth, but today Toshiba has brightened the hopes that a small, duo-screen tablet may have life after all, even if the price tag is a colossal $1,099! More »

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Ah, the JooJoo Tablet…the dreamer that wanted to change the world but instead fell victim to its own shortcomings and the iPad’s success. One thing that the JooJoo has going for it is its versatility. With some work, Windows 7 can be installed on the slate, and now OS X Snow Leopard can also be crammed into the JooJoo. Here is how… More »

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Every week, there are thousands of tech news and gadget stories. We will spare you the dross and apprise you of the most important information. Here is the filtered version of this week’s happenings. More »

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Do not forget about LG. ASUS and MSI have company in the Windows 7 and Intel Atom slate propaganda machine promoted by Intel and Microsoft. The UX10 is a 10.1″ tablet that is almost identical to MSI’s Wind Pad 100. More »

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