| Review: Microsoft is undoubtedly the leader when it comes to computer operating systems since Windows runs on most PCs worldwide in flavor preferred by users. Officially launched in 2007, Windows Vista is considered a major breakthrough compared to its predecessor Windows XP. Vista brought a number of new features and enhancements, the most important is its revamped graphical interface designed to help beginners find their way around a computer with more ease than before. Furthermore, the enhanced search function with the split screen functionality, and a redesigned Start menu. Another innovation is the Aero style, which brings transparency, animations, live thumbnails and for the Windows operating system otherwise static, making it visually appealing and intuitive. Windows Vista is the first Microsoft operating system to display sidebar gadgets, small applets that run as standalone applications, and can also be downloaded and installed from third party sources. Unlike regular applications, these devices are focused on a single goal, and can complete only the basic functions (such as a calendar, RSS reader, E-mail Notifier and then measure). In the development of Vista, Microsoft focused on segurançae stability, UAC and Windows Defender was integrated into the OS. User Account Control allows users to control which programs can be run (it is recommended to perform only the software that comes from certified sources) for malicious tools that can be blocked before harming the host PC. Unlike XP, Vista is less vulnerable to attacks and malware infections. As for the updated operating system aspects, has most of the built-in Windows applications optimized and redesigned, including Internet Explorer 7, Windows Media Player, Windows Mail (which replaced Outlook Express) or Games Explorer. Although Vista is gradually replaced by Windows 7 and the new Windows 8, which is still a big step forward in terms of improving inovaçãoe, and was a necessary step to creating an operating system easier to use and full of features secure. |
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