Apple's Safari gets prime placement in Windows browser ballot
Microsoft's Windows browser ballot in Europe presents its options in alphabetical order, putting Apple's Safari as the first choice for users to install.
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Windows 7
Katie Marsal
Apple's Snow Leopard bests Windows 7 in speed tests
When both Mac OS X 10.6 and Windows 7 were tested on a MacBook Pro, Apple's new operating system clearly beat Microsoft in terms of speed, a new test has shown.
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Sam Oliver
Apple plans Mac marketing blitz around Windows 7 launch
Apple plans to counter the upcoming release of Windows 7 with advertisements that will lambaste the upgrade process from Windows XP, and portray Macs as more secure.
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History suggests Windows 7 launch could boost Mac sales
Rather than negatively impacting Mac sales, a new report provides evidence that the impending launch of Windows 7 could actually be a boon for Apple.
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Neil Hughes
Mossberg: Windows 7 narrows the gap with Apple's Mac OS X
Walt Mossberg of The Wall Street Journal has given Microsoft's Windows 7 a glowing review, noting that Microsoft's latest operating system is still behind Apple's Mac OS X, but not by much.
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Steve Ballmer: Safari a 'rounding error,' Mac losing market share
Microsoft executive Steve Ballmer went on the offensive against Apple in a recent interview, stating that Windows has gained market share on OS X, and that the browser Safari is a "rounding error."
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Microsoft to pitch Windows 7 via home parties
Microsoft is promoting the release of Windows 7 by encouraging users to throw Tupperware-like house parties in celebration of the launch.
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Prince McLean
For students, Windows 7 will equal Snow Leopard's price
For a limited time, students will be able to purchase Microsoft's upcoming Windows 7 operating system for $30, roughly the same price as Apple's competing Mac OS X Snow Leopard.
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Tablet Tuesday: Lenovo, Fujitsu, Archos unveil touchscreens
As rumors of Apple's still-unannounced tablet device continue to swirl, the impending launch of Windows 7 has led to a plethora of touchscreen devices that look to beat Apple's anticipated device to market.
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Zach Spear
