Windows 7: This is the latest of the Windows Apps that was released in October 2009 for use on personal computers, which also include home and business desktops, Netbooks, laptops, tablet PCs, and media center PCs. The goal of releasing Windows 7 was so that it would be fully compatible with the applications and hardware that many already have from Windows Vista. But, we get asked all the time:
Are All Applications Supported on Windows 7?
With the continuous software development from Microsoft Windows, it may be somewhat confusing when it comes to knowing what applications are going to work with your shiny new PC. Consequently because of this, the Internet is often times a first point of contact for many newbie or even veteran users when they want to learn about a recently released utilities and applications for Windows 7.
So our customers would be 100% sure that the app they are looking at is supported by Windows 7, we created a page dedicated to all our Windows 7 Utilities.
A Little More on Windows 7
This latest Microsoft application also brings along a redesigned Windows Shell that comes with a new taskbar, which has been referred to as the Superbar, a networking home system called HomeGroup, as well as performance improvements. However unlike previous applications which also included Windows Mail, Windows Calendar, Windows Photo Gallery, and Windows Movie Maker, these are not included in Windows 7. In addition, unless you need these added features, you will need to turn to the free Windows Live Essentials suite where these features are offered.
We hope this has been helpful to learning more about what applications are supported on Windows 7.
