Release Date: Pending Microsoft App Hub Approval Platform: Windows Phone 7 URL: www.jeremiahisaacson.com Cora on Windows Phone 7 lets you use your voice to view weather conditions, search the web, get turn-by-turn directions, and more. Ask Cora to do things just by talking the way you talk

The Verge has some screenshots of Office 15′s interface taken from the Technical Preview released in January. Though Microsoft is extending the Metro styling to many of its products , Office 15 will still use the ribbon interface first introduced in Office 2007. But that ribbon interface has been given a Metro twist

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Posted on Everything Microsoft – Latest News, Guides, Reviews & ThemesIn the wake of a recent privacy issue for Apple’s App Store where certain apps were uploading users data back to their servers, California Attorney General, Kamala D. Harris has announced a new agreed-upon app store standard for privacy policies.The major app players (Microsoft, Apple, Google, Blackberry, HP, RIM) have all agreed to ensure the best practices for educating the user before downloading an app as to what the app does with information. The agreement will also work on the developer end to ensure the best privacy setting for their apps.Require any software that uses personal information to provide a privacy policy that can be viewed in the store before any app is downloaded.There will also be a requirement to provide links to the relevant documents in an obvious and consistent location.Each app store will provide a simple way for users to report developers that violate the rules.Each platform is committed to educating developers about their obligations to respect consumer privacy and to disclose what private information they collect, how it is used and how it is shared.It’s both an unusual and much-needed collaboration for these major software companies, but the result should mean that more users are safe. As with any form of technology, the end-user needs to be proactive in making sure that the hardware and software they use is both safe and secure and protects their data. This agreement is a step in the right direction for the companies involved.via WMPoweruserRelated PostsFree Software Foundation Wants To Stop Fortune 500 Companies Upgrading To Windows 7Microsoft Offers Windows 7 Via Online Stores As DownloadWill Windows 7 contribute to stifling enthusiasts?Microsoft and 10 years of Trustworthy ComputingDo Not Track and IE9Major Software Companies Forge New Privacy Standards for App Stores is a post from Everything Microsoft – Latest News, Guides, Reviews & Themes – Read the latest Windows 8, Windows 7, Microsoft Office, Themes, Wallpapers, Windows Phone 8, Windows Phone 7, Windows Server, Xbox 360, Zune & IE9. Visit Everything Microsoft – Latest News, Guides, Reviews & Themes for more articles.

Hello YT! My crazy experiment turned out to not be as I thought it would be. I thought that the PC wouldn’t run well and it would run Windows 7 Home Premium all sluggish and terrible. But I stand wrong at it, the PC runs quite good with it considering that this PC is coming all the way from Mid 2004 until now running Windows 7..

Applications that let you tweak your operating system are useful right after you have started the system for the first time to customize it the way you want it to be. They can however be also helpful later on, when you run into a issue that you want fixed

Posted on Everything Microsoft – Latest News, Guides, Reviews & ThemesFor many users, having a separate tablet and a PC experience might be enough. They can do their serious work on their Windows desktop or laptop and then when on-the-go, they can use some sort of tablet device for email, browsing and less-demanding computing tasks. For others, they would prefer to have their cake and eat it to, so to speak. And until Microsoft begins releasing their “no compromise” Windows 8 solution we’ll have to make due with what we have.Solutions to bring the Windows desktop to devices like the iPad have been around for quite some time and have always seemed a bit slow and often clunky. OnLive seeks to remedy that with their latest offer to bring the desktop to your iPad tablet with their OnLive Desktop solutions.OnLive became famous for their ability to bring cloud gaming to the masses. Essentially doing all the work up in the cloud on their servers, OnLive is able to provide users with a small, gateway device to access their gaming content. The company has taken this philosophy and applied their approach and experience to desktop computing.There are currently two options for users: a free option, dubbed OnLive Desktop, features the ability to push the Windows desktop to your iPad along with access to popular Office applications. The free version comes with the ability to sync documents back and forth to your 2GB of free storage. The paid version, OnLive Desktop Plus, comes with a $5 per month subscription fee that brings a 1GB connection speed and adds Flash player support.OnLive plans to expand their services with a pro version of the service for $10 a month which will give users access to 50GB of storage and the ability to install any Windows application. The expanded program is also coming to Android devices, iPhones, PCs and Macs. No word on whether Windows Phone will eventually be compatible, although if Microsoft truly integrates Windows Phone and Windows 8 together it may be unnecessary. Source: OnLiveRelated PostsOnLive Brings Windows 7 To Your iPadOnLive Demos Windows 7 On iPad and Galaxy TabMicrosoft Not Happy With OnLive Streaming Windows 7What does the iPad mean for the Windows 8 interface?Windows 7 on the iPad? (Maybe They’ll Sell a Few Now)OnLive Pushes Windows 7 to Your iPad is a post from Everything Microsoft – Latest News, Guides, Reviews & Themes – Read the latest Windows 8, Windows 7, Microsoft Office, Themes, Wallpapers, Windows Phone 8, Windows Phone 7, Windows Server, Xbox 360, Zune & IE9. Visit Everything Microsoft – Latest News, Guides, Reviews & Themes for more articles.

Only a month ago, we reviewed OnLive Desktop, a cloud-based service that brought Office apps and delivered media-rich Windows 7 desktop experience to an iPad.

With cloud hosting taking over much of what we are hosting locally right now in the next ten years or so, it becomes important to protect your remotely saved data from unauthorized access. Some cloud hosting providers encrypt the data automatically, but that is still no guarantee that your data is safe.

Microsoft has launched Bing Linked Pages, a new service that allows you to link your Facebook account with Bing Search. This lets your Facebook friends to find the pages about you on the Internet,… For more visit The Windows Club