The fallout from Microsoft's announcement of its Surface tablets may have far reaching repercussions with Microsoft's hardware partners, and it may not even be worth it.
Predicting the reception of Windows RT tablets.
Microsoft's innovative display of Xbox SmartGlass and Internet Explorer for Xbox at E3 contradicts its recent Windows 8 follies.
The Windows 8 Release Preview, which was promised for June, has already hit the web—just a bit earlier than originally planned.
Changes coming to the Windows 8 desktop UI are designed for tablet and other mobile form factors; Aero ditched in favor of “light and airy” design elements that minimize resource consumption and maximize battery life.
Bring your Windows 7-based PC into a Microsoft Store and one of their techs will remove any unwanted bloatware and optimize the system, for a fee of course.
A new NTFS health model and updated chkdsk tool in Windows 8 work together to resolve corruption issues much faster than previous versions of Windows.
Microsoft continues to grow its chain of Microsoft Stores with a couple of new additions in California and Texas. Not surprisingly, the new stores are literally a stone’s throw away from rival Apple stores in the same malls.
Microsoft to invest $300 million in new joint venture with Barnes & Noble, to deliver B&N’s library of digital e-Books, magazines and newspapers to Windows 8 users.
In a recent interview, Kaspersky Lab founder and CEO Eugene Kaspersky claimed that Apple is “10 years” behind Microsoft on security, as evidenced by the recent malware attacks affecting Mac OS X.
