Nobody's written more about Windows XP. Nobody.
WinInfo Daily Update: Windows news and information
On January 21, 2000,
I broke the news that Microsoft had canceled its "Odyssey" and
"Neptune" projects and would instead create a next-generation
version of Windows 2000 code-named "Whistler". Since then,
it's been hard not to smile when every Microsoft executive from
Bill Gates on down uttered the word "Whistler" at a trade show or
speech; this product, of course, became known as Windows XP over a
year later.
Since introducing the term
Whistler into the public perception, I've written hundreds of
daily news articles about this product in WinInfo, my daily news
and information newsletter, which is published through Windows
2000 Magazine. Here are some pertinent links:
WinInfo home page
Subscribe
to WinInfo (it's free!)
Previous issues (text format)
Search WinInfo for Windows XP news
SuperSite for Windows
My
SuperSite for Windows
focuses on future versions of Windows, giving you the advance
information you need to plot your buying decisions.
This Web site
provides continuous updates about Windows XP, Windows .NET Server,
and other upcoming
Windows Engine products, while offering FAQs,
extensive reviews, and behind-the-scenes technology showcases. The
SuperSite has a wealth of information about Windows XP, of course,
and is the number one site for Windows XP on the Internet.
SuperSite for Windows home
page
SuperSite Windows XP FAQ
SuperSite Windows XP RC1 review
SuperSite Windows
XP technology showcases
Windows & .NET Magazine
As the News Editor for
Windows & .NET Magazine, I write a number of articles in addition to
WinInfo and the SuperSite. These include a bi-monthly editorial in
the print magazine (125,000 paid subscribers); the editorial for
Windows 2000 Magazine UPDATE, a weekly email newsletter with over
200,000 subscribers; the editorial for .NET UPDATE, a bi-weekly
email newsletter, and the News and Analysis column in the print
magazine. The third link below displays all of the articles I've
written for the magazine.
Windows & .NET Magazine home page
Windows & .NET
Magazine Network
Paul's
articles for Windows 2000 Magazine
Connected Home Magazine
Connected Home Magazine
will debut in print form in May 2002, featuring groundbreaking,
how-to articles, forums, and other resources to help you get a
little bit closer to that wired world you've always dreamed of.
I'm the News Editor of Connected Home Magazine, and the Editor of
the Digital Music section. In the meantime, you can join
Connected Home
Express, a bi-weekly email newsletter, where I write the
How-To column, focusing on digital music, digital video, and
digital photography (go figure)!
Connected Home Magazine
home page
Connected Home
Express email newsletter
Paul's articles for Connected Home Express and CH Magazine
