Microsoft is providing an option to upgrade your windows any time in the life. Following is the extract of Windows Team Blog:
Most people buy a PC preinstalled with the edition of Windows that meets their unique needs. However, for some customers their needs may change over time.
Windows Anytime Upgrade
With Windows Anytime Upgrade (or WAU), we make it super easy and convenient for the small number of customers who’s PC needs evolve to need a higher edition of Windows 7.
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In the preparation of upcoming event the Microsoft has changed its application named as Windows Mobile 6.5 to Windows Phone.
This, says Vole, is an effort to unboggle the minds of the consumer with all the “6.1″ and “6.5″ business that exists now, and which they’re afraid will get even worse when Windows Mobile 7 arrives.
The name change also “reflects the upcoming desktop operating system release where people away from their PC can have the same experience everywhere,” says Microsoft. Are you suitably un-boggled?
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Valleywag’s rumor factory has reported that Microsoft is negotiating a $50 million dollar buyout with Ustream.TV. Valleywag’s source says that Microsoft sees Ustream TV as a great platform to promote Silverlight, which makes sense. Our bet, though, is that Microsoft wants Ustream.TV now that they’ve won over James Blunt. Yes, that has to be it.
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