Having trouble viewing this email? View it in your browser 14 July 2009 Monday Windows 7 Available September 7 - To Business Users Microsoft yesterday revealed that business customers can start ordering Windows 7 beginning September 7, slightly ahead of the general release of the OS on October 22. Microsoft and its partners will take orders for Windows 7 from volume-licensing customers on that date, Microsoft Senior Vice President of Windows Bill Veghte revealed at the Microsoft Worldwide Partner Conference. Read more Reports: Apple netbook coming in October According to reports on a Taiwanese news site, Apple will release a netbook this October. The Apple netbook will sell for about $800 - that's Rs.39,000 - and sports a 9.7in. screen, the site reports. Read more Transcend introduces new 1.8" 120GB StoreJet 18M portable HDD Transcend today announced the availability of the StoreJet 18M, a new addition to its line of StoreJet Portable Hard Drives in India. Transcend's 1.8" hard drive-equipped StoreJet 18M features a dual-stage shock-protection system. Read more Buzz Facebook Responsible for Growth in Mobile Web Social networks such as Facebook and Twitter are responsible for the growth in the use of the mobile web, says CCS Insight. Research by the marketing analysts revealed that a third of adults aged between 16 and 35 use their mobile phone to access social networks on a regular basis. Microsoft admits yet another ActiveX zero-day bug Today's Patch Tuesday will be a bumper crop, as Microsoft is warning users that hackers are exploiting another unpatched, critical bug in a company-made ActiveX control. Read more India's Rural Mobile Phone Users Hit 100 Million India had 109.7 million rural mobile subscribers at the end of the first quarter, up by 18 percent from 93.2 million users in the fourth quarter of last year, the country's telecom regulator said on Monday. Read more Top Headlines +Microsoft Reveals Office 2010 Timing, Technical Preview +Trend Micro Unveils Antimalware for VMware +Microsoft: 'no Windows 7 RTM just yet' www.pcworld.in You are receiving PCWorld Pulse because you are either a subscriber to PCWorld magazine or have subscribed electronically to this newsletter. If you don't want to receive this newsletter, you can unsubscribe.