According to new data from NetMarketShare, 1.72% of all desktop computers in December 2012 used Windows 8
Microsoft Shouts Antitrust Over YouTube Snub
Microsoft said FTC isn't doing enough to force Google to conform with antitrust laws
Microsoft Acquires R2 Studios for Xbox Unit
R2 Studios has been working on technology that distributes and displays digital media on TVs
Former Windows leader Steven Sinofsky launches new blog
Steven Sinofsky, who lead the development of Microsoft's Windows division until November 2012, has now launched a new blog called Learning by Shipping
Modify Windows 8 boot options with Boot UI Tuner
Ghacks shows you how to modify the Windows 8 boot options with Boot UI Tuner
Microsoft Offers Free Month of Xbox Live After Outage
Last Friday, Xbox Live subscribers lost the Cloud Saved Games feature
Windows 8 Makes Microsof's Future Uncertain | Unified Communications Strategies
Unified Communications Strategies takes a look at Microsofts Windows adoption strategy and what it could mean going forward.
"Microsoft is putting all of its eggs in one basket with Windows 8; its success or failure could determine their fate. This is the view given by Microsoft’s chief executive Steve Ballmer, at least. According to him, “our hardware partners are all in, companies like Verizon and AT&T are all in, there are hundreds of operators and retailers around the world who are all in, developers are all in, and if anyone wasn't convinced yet Microsoft is all in. He spoke these words at October's Windows 8 launch event in San Francisco."
"Microsoft is putting all of its eggs in one basket with Windows 8; its success or failure could determine their fate. This is the view given by Microsoft’s chief executive Steve Ballmer, at least. According to him, “our hardware partners are all in, companies like Verizon and AT&T are all in, there are hundreds of operators and retailers around the world who are all in, developers are all in, and if anyone wasn't convinced yet Microsoft is all in. He spoke these words at October's Windows 8 launch event in San Francisco."
Windows Store Crosses 35,000 Apps Mark
Windows Store has crossed 35,000 apps worldwide
Windows Phone 8 vs Windows Phone 7.8? What's the Difference & Should You Upgrade?
MakeUseOf takes a look at the differences between Windows Phone 7.8 and Windows Phone 8
Creating a Portable Windows 8 Environment with Windows To Go
Microsoft published a guide about creating a portable Windows 8 environment with Windows To Go
Start Button to Stay Dead in "Windows Blue"
Beloved icon of Windows history appears to be in the rear view for good
Windows 8's uptake falls behind Vista's pace
Windows 8's usage uptake has slipped behind Vista's at the same point in its release, according to data from Net Applications.
Microsoft Rings in the New Year with More Retail Store Locations on the Way
Microsoft is opening more retail locations in 2013
GPS could soon to be more power efficient thanks to Microsoft
Microsoft recently published the findings of a research project that aims to improve the energy efficiency of GPS by offloading work to the cloud.
IE beats Firefox, Chrome in Microsoft's Penguin Mark
Microsoft has released a new benchmark to demonstrate the power of Internet Explorer 10
Windows 8 previews to go dark in 3 weeks
Microsoft's free previews of Windows 8 will expire in January, giving users about three weeks to upgrade to a paid copy or face hourly restarts.
Should you stick with Windows 7, at least for now? | Consumer Reports
A quick look at our newest computer Ratings tells an interesting story: Despite the release of the new Windows 8 OS, many Windows 7 computers are still available from a variety of retailers, and several top our Ratings. If you're shopping for a new computer right now, there are some good reasons to opt for Windows 7.
Here's a look at the pros and cons of the new operating system, and some reasons why you might want to go old school.
Here's a look at the pros and cons of the new operating system, and some reasons why you might want to go old school.
Outlook 2013 deprecated features and components
"As much as we love adding new features to Outlook, for the maintainability of our product we sometimes need to remove those that are out of date and aren't utilized by a large number of users. This allows us to focus on improving the Outlook features that most of you, our customers, rely on.
The following are some features that we've removed from Outlook 2013, and we want to make sure you are aware so there aren't any surprises when you go to use or deploy the new version. "
The following are some features that we've removed from Outlook 2013, and we want to make sure you are aware so there aren't any surprises when you go to use or deploy the new version. "
Microsoft killing off Expression suite of Web and design tools
Microsoft announced that the Expression suite will be phased out
Microsoft Security Bulletin Re-Releases for December 20, 2012
Microsoft published the Microsoft Security Bulletin Re-Releases for December 20, 2012