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Microsoft hopes support in the OS will lead PC makers to add touch screens to their Tablet PCs  SEATTLE mdash; Microsoftplans to include touch screen functionality as a feature of stanley cup website  the operating system in the next version of Windows, code-named Longhorn, the company said Tuesday.Support for touch screens will come in addition to support for pen-based input that Microsoft currently offers in Windows XP Tablet PC Edition. Microsoft hopes the support in the operating syst mugs stanley em will move PC vendors to add touch screens to their mobile PCs, especially Tablet PCs, said Susan Cameron, group product manager at Microsoft.We believe that the dual-mode input option on [Tablet PCs] will appeal to users, Cameron said. On stage at the Windows Hardware Engineering Conference  WinHEC  on Tuesday in Seattle, Microsoft demonstrated a Fujitsu Tablet PC running Longhorn with added touch screen support.Microsoft is working with component manufacturers to lower the cost of the required hardware so PC makers will seriously consider adding touch screens to their Tablet PCs, she said. If you can have dual-mode input for a comparable price, why not do both  Cameron said.Longhorn is due out late next year. Microsoft has not yet disclosed packaging plans for the operating system. The touch screen support may be limited to a Tabl stanley spain et PC version of the operating system, if such a special edition is released, but could also be part of all editions of Longhorn, according to Microsoft  Kjym Seven is the magic number as Kelvin MacKenzie sells stake in son rsquo  Base 79
Friday 04 September 2015 5:29 amRail operations drive Go-Aheadrsquo  overall profits up despite lossesBy: Express KCSShareFacebookShare on FacebookXShare on TwitterLinkedInShare on LinkedInWhatsAppShare on WhatsAppEmailSh stanley spain are on EmailTRAFFIC jams were partly to blame for transport company Go-Aheadrsquo  13.7 per cent drop in pre-tax profits.The FTSE 250 company, which runs London buses and the GTR, London Midland and Southeastern rail franchises, released its full-year results yesterday that showed earnings per share were down 25.9 per cent, or 42.2p, from 2014.Despite a 6.6 per stanley deutschland  cent increase in bus operation profits, the division will miss its target of pound;100m profit by next year, and is now aiming for 2016/17 instead. Chief executive David Brown said the group had faced a number of headwinds in the year, including congestion in London as a result of infrastructure improvement works, which meant fewer people were taking the bus. Overall profits for the company were up 11.1 per cent, at pound;114.7m, ahead of expectations, largely as a result of a strong performance in the rail division, with a record number of passengers, despite operating at hist stanley cups orically low margins. Brown also acknowledged the disruption caused by the pound;6.5bn Thameslink project. Despite this, the group is increasing its dividend for the year by 6.5 per centIt was shortlisted this year for TfLrsquo  London Overground contract.Share this articleFacebookXLinkedInWhatsAppEmailSimi