Are you curios to learn what apps Windows Phone users download? The list is pretty eye-opening and contains some very unexpected entries, at least for me.
In this article I will share a list with the most downloaded free Windows Phone apps, as compiled by AppFlow App Discovery, previously featured in our article Stay Up-to-Date on Windows Phone Apps with AppFlow App Discovery.

You made your voice clear: you agree with our idea to start featuring great in-depth tutorials from other websites. Before we start, we would like one more thing from you: share with us the websites you enjoy reading.

Until May 9th, the good folks from O’Reilly Media and Microsoft Press have a great offer on eBooks. You can buy any Windows 7 title, including the book published by our team, at very good prices. When you purchase a title, you get it in all eBook formats, without any pesky DRM included. Don’t wait... there are only a few days left.

The month of April has been very exciting, both for us and the world of technology in general. We would like to end it with a roundup that includes the most interesting tutorials and news articles published this month. Don’t hesitate to read it and discover some good stuff.

We have this idea to start featuring, once every week or two, an in-depth tutorial from other websites, that compete with 7 Tutorials. Before we starting doing this, we would like your opinion on the subject. Don’t hesitate to vote in this short survey and share your comments.

Today it is time to announce the winners of our most recent giveaway, sponsored by Kaspersky. We have some great prizes to share with 5 lucky winners. Read on to learn if you are one of them.

We haven’t organized a giveaway in quite some time and we would like to reward our readers, with a few awesome prizes: 5 one-year licenses of Kaspersky Internet Security 2012, shared by the kind folks at Kaspersky Lab. To learn what you have to do, in order to be eligible to win one of the licenses, read this article.

Update: Do not forget to enter the giveaway. It will end soon, on April 17.

Since we started our website, we published lots of articles, some better and more useful than others. We arrived at a point where we have plenty of unique high-quality content, which you don’t find on other websites. In order to highlight it and make it easier to find, we decided to create a category called Best of 7 Tutorials, which contains only great articles everyone should read. What exactly will you find there? Let’s find out together.

Do you have a laptop or netbook with average or poor battery lifetime? If that’s the case, you might want to use an Internet browser that’s able to take advantage of the power saving features included with Windows 7 or Windows 8. We tested all the major browsers and had some very surprising results. Read on to learn which browser is best at squeezing more time out of your laptop’s battery. Is it Google Chrome? Is it Internet Explorer? Or is it Firefox?

Today is the last day of March and we would like to share a recap of what we found interesting on the web, for Windows users. We’ve got some news worth reading, several useful guides published by other websites and the most popular articles we published this month.

One of the topics of interest at 7 Tutorials is security. Not only we write articles and tutorials about how to have a safe computing experience but we also review security products on a regular basis. One of the things we wanted to learn more about, is how security products are made: what are the steps involved? the most important challenges? etc. Luck has it that we got the chance to meet with Alexandru Constantinescu - Social Media Manager at Bitdefender, who immediately said: "Hey! Why don’t you pay us a visit and learn more from our team? We accepted the invite and today we can share with you an extensive discussion about how security products are made."

Very soon, we will be going to the offices of a major developer of security products. They develop and sell all the types of security products you can think of: from standard antivirus and security suites for consumers to security products for servers and enterprises. We will spend a few hours in their offices, discuss with some of their top experts about the process involved in creating a security product, detecting viruses and updating their database of malware, etc. We would like you to share some questions you would like answered during our visit. What would you like to know about how security products are developed and maintained?