well, it's out in the wild now -- ie7 has been released. you can read dean's (gm for IE) note on the IEBlog regarding the release.
now that it is out -- and likely windows update people will start downloading it, there may be some adjustments that sites may want to consider. why? because even in ie7 we are more standards compliant to the point that ie7 may break some of the hacks you had to do in ie6 browsers, etc.
to understand more about ie7 development here are some resources:
two great places to get some knowledge...and as always, the IEBlog is listening...
check out the recommendations from target.com when adding a zune to your shopping cart -- the suggested 'better together' is a white and a black zune...
i guess they are really pushing the community aspect of zune to the limits, making sure you can share music with...yourself.
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over 2 years ago i posted some images of how from first versions of windows to present day windows xp, the application of solitaire hadn't changed...
with vista, the 'killer app' has undergone a wpf-ifying makeover. scale graphics, high-resolution decks, new animations (i haven't won yet to see what happens).
anyhow, an update nonetheless...
