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Preparing for Windows 7 as a Developer

Posted By: Adam Kinney | May 7th @ 3:01 PM | 2,124 Views | 0 Comments

The upcoming arrival of Windows 7 brings new opportunities for developers and their applications. Tim Sneath has posted a Windows 7 guide covering Application Compatibility and toolkits that enable you to take advantage of new features in Windows 7 like Multi-touch, Taskbar, Sensors and more.

Tags: Multi-touch, Sensor and Location Platform, Windows, Windows 7

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