Windows 7 Beefed
Microsoft tries as much as possible to lock down new product features early in the beta, and then drives to make sure they all work. The Windows 7 crew must have missed that memo as the team
just added a troupe of tweaks, tunings and trimmings all tailored toward tightening the tool before it takes on release candidate status.
Many of the tweaks are fixes to little problems, like USB items not working after the machine comes out of suspend mode. Others affect look and feel, such as moving the "new folder" button up higher so it's easier to build new places for files.
Posted by Doug Barney on March 16, 2009 at 11:53 AM