Evan Youngblood

Following Microsoft’s CES keynote, I downloaded the new beta of Windows 7, the successor to Windows Vista. Vista, which is facing possibly the worst public relations disaster in the history of software, has been out for two years, and is sold on a majority of new PCs today; however, most businesses still prefer XP, as several key software developers still recommend it over the newer Vista. People have cried of Vista’s similarity to Windows Me, the third encarnation of Windows 98, released in 2000 as a bridge between Windows 98 and Windows XP, which was released in 2001. (continue reading…)