Every 12 months, approximately this time, the ZDNet managers who continue to keep our site network ticking send each and every of us ZDNet authors a list of our top rated posts through the 12 months. In a 12 months like 2009 — when Microsoft made so many moves and rolled out lots of new products and strategies — it’s interesting to see what you readers found most compelling. my blog, there is little question what you wanted to read about
: Windows. There were a few other hot buttons, like Internet Explorer, Microsoft’s open-source strategy and the story behind Microsoft’s Windows Azure (Red Dog) cloud system. But overall, it was Windows,
microsoft office 2010 x86, Windows, Windows. are the leading 20 posts, in terms of page views, on All About Microsoft for the past year (listed with most popular first). Microsoft releases final Windows 7 system requirements Vista SP2: What’s inside? Windows 8 starts to come into focus Microsoft’s Windows 7 line-up: The good, the bad and the ugly Windows 8: More early clues start to emerge Microsoft will allow Windows 7 users to downgrade to XP Vista or Windows 7? Just get rid of XP, Microsoft tells users Pigs do fly: Microsoft unleashes 20,000 lines of Linux code Microsoft’s IE 8 incompatibility checklist: 2,
microsoft office Standard 2010 keygen,400 major sites (and counting) New Windows ad hits a nerve (again) Microsoft accidentally confirms Windows 7 RC coming in May Microsoft’s IE 8 Compatibility Listing: Is it working? Windows 7 Release Candidate now available for unsanctioned download Red Dog: Can you teach old Windows hounds new tricks? Report: PC makers to provide free Vista-to Win-7 upgrades starting July 1 XP,
office 2010 Home And Business serial, Vista,
Win 7: The brewing of a perfect storm Macs vs. PCs: Is it still a ‘tax’ if users happily pay a premium? What’s Microsoft’s next billion-dollar business? (Hint: it’s not search) April deadlines loom for Windows XP, Office 2003 product support Windows 7: The incentives are coming was surprised there wasn’t more interest in Bing and MIcrosoft’s search strategy among readers of my blogging site. Ditto with Windows Mobile/Pink. But since I write more posts about Windows than I do anything else here, I guess it isn’t odd that readers come to my site primarily to read and comment about Windows. And with Windows 8 development gearing up in 2010, I’m sure there will be no shortage of things to write about in the Windows world in the coming year/decade. of comments and ratings,
buy microsoft office 2010 update key, we ZDNet bloggers also received tallies of our most and least popular posts, based on those “thumbs up/thumbs down” ratings you can award on each and every. I don’t pay much attention to those ratings, as I feel they’re inconsistently awarded. (Does a thumbs down mean you thought the post was a waste of time, or that you disagreed with what a Microsoft official or customer said? There’s no way to tell.) for what it’s worth, my five most “popular” post of the 12 months were: Microsoft’s Windows 7 line-up: The good, the bad and the ugly
New Windows ad hits a nerve (again)
Microsoft accidentally confirms
Windows 7 RC coming in May
Microsoft will allow Windows 7 users to downgrade to XP
More Microsoft competitors join European browser-bundling antitrust case
And my five least popular of the 12 months: Microsoft details changes coming to SQL Data Services
Microsoft + Federated Media + Twitter = ExecTweets
Microsoft revisits ‘Apple tax’ ahead of Tax Day
Wait: Could ‘Bing’ be the new name for Microsoft’s Live Search?
What’s Microsoft thinking with Windows Mobile?
As I’ve mentioned before, I try to make sure to cover what Microsoft customers, partners,
enterprise windows 7, competitors — and, of course, employees — want to read about on All About Microsoft. If there are tips and/or topics you’d like to see me follow up on, don’t hesitate to submit them (anonymously or not). All tips are treated as confidential and can be mailed to me at mjf at microsofttracker (dot) com. for making 2009 a fun yr with all your comments, feedback (yes, even you, Linux fanboys/girls) and suggestions. And thanks for reading!