Introducing an Easier Upgrade The new, streamlined Microsoft business model created enormous success for the Windows 10 operating system. Long a first choice for entrepreneurs, Windows now fills screens in millions of office buildings, homes and classrooms around the world. This popularity contributed to public interest in the upgrading process. People wondered whether they could get Windows 10…
In a startling revelation, Terry Myerson, who runs Microsoft’s operating systems unit, announced that all users of Windows 7, Windows 8 and Windows 8.1 will get a free upgrade to Windows 10. This also includes everyone who are, either knowingly or unknowingly, running a non-genuine version of Windows! This seems to be Microsoft’s plan to battle pirates…
WordPress theme has released v3.6.1.
WordPress 3.6 has finally been officially released. The purpose of the release has been to improve the editing and post composing features of WordPress which is, after all, the very basis of why you’re using WordPress.
Finally, the much awaited operating system release of the summer is here… at least for Mac users! Apple released OS X Mountain Lion yesterday, it’s most advanced operating system to date with over 200 changes from Lion.
The WordPress theme have released v3.4.1 which is a maintenance and security release.
We’re finally running on WordPress 2.7. I also plan on changing the theme that this blog is running to one more suited for a technology blog.
Jeffro raised a point of reformating your blog for WordPress 2.7. I’ve been blogging with WordPress since late 2003 and have been the blog software go through tonnes of upgrades.
The WordPress team has been quick to act on a vulnerability in the Snoopy library that was announced today. 2.6.
Two weeks back, Matt announced that Automattic is testing WordPress.com ads on post and tag pages. I don’t spend much time on any WordPress.
WordPress 2.6.1 was released two days back.
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