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XBMC media center is a free and open source cross platform digital media center and is also known as Xbox Media Center. There are lots of free media centers out there, of which, we have had a look at..

Storage Spaces will give Windows 8 flexible, fault-tolerant pooling of disk space, and will make storage management simpler and much more powerful. But there’s more to robust file storage than replicating data between disks: preventing and detecting corruption, and ensuring that damage to one file does not spread to others are also important.

You know what to do if you find that your Games Explorer link does not work in Windows 7. But what if you find that your Games Explorer is slow or takes a long time to open, freezes or hangs? …more…

Microsoft’s System Center 2012 is available today as a Release Candidate, the last milestone before a final release. Along with Hyper-V and Windows Server, the upgraded System Center forms the key building blocks for Microsoft’s private cloud strategy, providing management tools for desktops, mobile devices, both physical and virtual servers, and a mix of resources across private data centers and public clouds such as Windows Azure.

I think the windows 8 has better performance also some new features for developers and users to socialize. I think windows 8 is not good as expected, the user interface is good but its going to be hard to get used to the new interface, If you dont understand much from using computers i don’t recommend you guys to get windows 8

From world’s thinnest notebooks to large screen TVs, many devices at CES exhibited the power of the Windows operating system, and now even Amazon’s Kindle has decided to join the league. To… For more visit The Windows Club

www.lockergnome.com – When you look at the evolution of Microsoft Windows from its immediately post-DOS days to what we have today, you’ll see that it’s been more innovative than a lot of people want to give it credit for. Sure, there have been some dips and outright pot holes in the road along the way. (Ahem: ME

Microsoft has published the hardware requirements that manufacturers must follow if they want to slap a “Designed for Windows 8″ sticker onto their systems. In among many innocuous requirements —multitouch systems must support at least five points of touch, there must be at least 10 GB of free space available to the user, and more—are a set of requirements for Windows 8 systems’ firmware. These requirements have reignited Linux users’ fears that they will be locked out of Windows 8 hardware.