Well it takes only a few hours untill the Next Build is ready and leaked upon the Internet through the Popular Media of Torrent ad Downloaded by the Whole World , and even before the people can suggest a new improvement over a feature or may point out a bug , they see the new compiled and ready for download. Now i have my personal experience over it from a few months already from the Date MicroSoft Released its First version at PDC after that it took no turns and developed even more faster that its Prior OSes Did , The TeamWork and the Improvements are much promising and appealing and I always praised this effort of MicroSoft which is leading to the Rapid Increase in the Version No Increase of Windows 7 Day by Day !!
Now this news is just in that Windows Developer team has Already compiled the Windows 7 Build 7105 and the Details were interpreted through the file name of the build which was
"6.1.7105.0.090404-1235_x86fre_client_en-us_Retail_Ultimate-GB1CULFRER_EN_DVD"
Which says the Compilation date to be 4th April 2009.
Size : 2.58 GB
And the Rest of the Detail of the RC release was supossed to be August of this year which seems now to be postponded till September (Note : The Fourth Quarter was suppossed to be the Release time of Windows 7 Final) But the the RC seems to be releasing around that Time [Although this news is just a rumour now] As another blog confirmed the time line for release schedule as below .
So the rest of the Details published by Windows7Center
- April 2009 for the RC escrow
- May 2009 for the public release of Windows 7 RC
- Windows 7 RTM for September 2009
- Windows 7 to be released no later than January 2010
And the Change Log is given here [As Claimed , but i guess its a RippOff from Windows7 MSDN Developers BLOG ]
Change log for Windows 7 Build 7105
- 1. Improved networking support, the work is within the local network.
- 2. Added support for some previously incompatible programs.
- 3. Extras in the LP and small interface improvements.
- 4. Added support for new drivers for various devices.
- 5. Extended support for sensory based displays.
- 6. A small optimization and changes in the Kernel
- The current Windows 7 schedule is as follow
We Will keep you more updated as the News comes in !!
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