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Review: MacBook Air killer from ASUS ZenBook UX305 is a Windows Ultrabook that copies the MacBook Air’s look, but not its price. Zenbook At first glance, you might mistake the ASUS ZenBook UX305 as a dark-gray edition of the 13-inch MacBook Air….
Microsoft slashes IE support, sets ‘huge’ edict for Jan. 2016 Company makes another move that will complicate the lives of its best customers: enterprises Hard on the heels of a decision to step up the frequency of Windows updates, Microsoft on Thursday…
Gartner projects Windows XP upgrades will stop the PC market bleeding next year Microsoft’s Windows OS could play a crucial rule in returning worldwide PC shipments to modest growth next year after multiple years of decline, Gartner said on Monday. PC shipments…
Windows 8.1 Update deep-dive review: An OS that makes more sense The latest fix to Microsoft’s much-maligned Windows 8 operating system finally bridges the gap between touch and traditional computing. The just-released Windows 8.1 Update is a worthy attempt to bridge the…
Chromebooks’ success punches Microsoft in the gut Amazon, NPD Group trumpet sales of the bare-bones laptops in 2013 to consumers and businesses Chromebooks had a very good year, according to retailer Amazon.com and industry analysts. And that’s bad news for Microsoft. The…
History shows that no matter who gets the nod, some of the commentariat will cry foul No matter who Microsoft names as its third-ever chief executive early in 2014, the pick will trigger comments from experts and technology leaders who will question…
Microsoft today announced an expansion of a program that shares information with select security firms that will give a new class of researchers access to threat data before the company patches its software. The current Microsoft Active Protections Program (MAPP) will be…
Acknowledges increased risk of leaks to hackers Microsoft today announced an expansion of a program that shares information with select security firms that will give a new class of researchers access to threat data before the company patches its software. The current…
Windows 8.1 deep-dive review: Well, it’s a start The preview of Windows 8.1 brings more cohesion, less frustration and a direct login to the desktop. But is it enough to save the OS? With the just-released preview of Windows 8.1, Microsoft has…
So far Win 8 is more popular than Windows 7 was The next prerelease version of Windows 8 will be available in about six weeks, inching closer to a final product that is still expected to launch this fall. Microsoft’s Windows Chief…
Despite an unending stream of FUD being hurled at the Surface tablet, people who have bought it seem pretty enamored with their purchase, according to reviews piling up on BestBuy.com and Staples. Microsoft launched the Surface tablet in its retail stores, all…
Windows 8 RTM users will on Friday begin seeing app updates prior to the Windows 8 launch. In a Thursday blog post, Microsofts Steven Sinofsky, president of the companys Windows group, announced a slew of app updates that will roll out to…
As anyone who’s been to TechEd will attest, the event is not a sprint; it’s a marathon. With hundreds of technical sessions, workshops, labs and vendors, the annual Microsoft event doesn’t lack quantity. But what’s actually worth paying attention to? Thanks to…
In its May “Patch Tuesday,” Microsoft released seven bulletins covering 23 vulnerabilities Microsoft has fixed 23 vulnerabilities in its software products, including several considered critical, the company said on Tuesday in its monthly security patch report. The most mortiyfing moments in network…
It all depends on what numbers you look at Last week Microsoft put out an encouraging statistic about the popularity of its upcoming Windows 8 operating system: it’s been downloaded twice as many times as Windows 7 had been at this point…