Word is that Microsoft plans to abandon the traditional service pack concept in the favor of a new approach that would provide users with more frequent updates, not only for Windows, but also for some other products in its range. Even though the tech giant hasn’t said a thing about such a plan, it mi... [read more >>] Tech giant Microsoft has finally decided to issue a statement following the intense criticism it received after the Windows 8 launch, claiming that its new flagship operating system “is getting better every day.”
Back in October 2012 when the company rolled out Windows 8, many blasted Steve Bal... [read more >>] Windows chief Julie Larson-Green recently talked about Windows 8 and Windows Blue during the WIRED Business Conference, confirming not only a major upgrade for the OS, but also the intense criticism it received since October 2012.
There’s no doubt that Windows 8 is one of the most controversial produ... [read more >>] If you’re a Microsoft enthusiast, you have most likely heard about the company’s plans to release a new Windows version dubbed Blue that will probably hit the shelves sometime this summer.
With so many rumors swirling around these days on the new operating system, PC makers are becoming more op... [read more >>] If you’re a Microsoft enthusiast, you most likely heard the news: the company will soon launch Windows Blue and together with the new OS, it’s also planning to bring back some sort of Start button.
While this could clearly be a good thing given the number of complaints coming from early Windows... [read more >>] Microsoft has finally confirmed that Windows Blue would be released next month, but the company hasn’t provided too many details about the next major release.
But Julie Larson-Green, the new Windows boss after Steven Sinofsky’s departure, said at the Wired Business Conference in New York that B... [read more >>] Microsoft has already confirmed an “internal set of plans” called Blue, but no other details on the project have been provided until now.
Tami Reller, Microsoft’s chief marketing officer and chief financial officer, confirmed in an interview posted on the official Windows blog that a Blue... [read more >>] Microsoft continues efforts to kill Windows XP, but recent statistics indicate that the soon-to-be 12-year-old operating system remains a tough nut to crack.
First of all, Net Applications data. According to a new round of figures provided by market researcher Net Applications, Windows XP is at this time t... [read more >>] Microsoft’s new strategy of remaining completely tight-lipped on the sales performance of its latest products made many analysts and experts around the world criticize the company and some of its high-profile execs, including CEO Steve Ballmer. Some have even claimed that the poor uptake of products ... [read more >>] Another era will soon come to an end. Microsoft will stop providing updates and security patches for Windows XP as of April 8, 2014, so moving users to a newer Windows version has become a priority. The tech giant’s strategy is pretty simple: the Softies are using every single occasion, be it an inte... [read more >>] |
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