Microsoft hasn’t yet announced the release date for its newest operating system, but it has given us a release season. Microsoft Windows 10 will officially release in summer 2015. Microsoft announced that info during the WinHEC summit that recently took place in Shenzhen, China. Microsoft also announced that the operating system will be simultaneously released to over 190 countries. Since

Bloatware has plagued Windows computers since the beginning of time. But starting in Windows 10, bloatware may become a thing of the past. Microsoft will attempt to eliminate bloatware on Windows 10 systems – but it’s probably not for the reasons you may think. Is Microsoft doing this to increase usability? Nope. Is Microsoft trying to make sure users don’t get scammed into subscribing

Windows 8 will likely go down in history as Microsoft’s shortest-lived major operating system. Windows 10 will be released less than 3 years after Windows 8 – and that has left many users wondering whether they should wait to upgrade. Thinking of buying a new laptop? Want to upgrade Windows XP to Windows 8 and enjoy a modern experience? Then you’re probably asking yourself whether or not

Windows 10 is just around the corner. Set for release in summer of 2015, we’ve decided to celebrate the upcoming launch of Windows 10 by revealing our top 5 favorite features seen so far. 5) Windows Holographic This is the coolest feature of Windows 10 that most average people still aren’t freaking out about: the Windows Holographic and Windows HoloLens will pave the way for augmented realit

Well, the rumors are true: Microsoft revealed its opening price point for Windows 10, and it’s cheaper than almost everyone expected. Yes, Microsoft is giving away Windows 10 for free to all current Windows 7 and Windows 8.1 users. There’s no catch and you don’t have to “pay at a later date”. Instead, all you need to do is “buy” Windows 10 within the first year of its release.

On January 23, Microsoft released an eagerly-anticipated update to its Windows 10 beta. That beta introduces a number of exciting new features. Previously, Windows 10 was kind of like a re-skinned version of Windows 7 and Windows 8’s love child. This new update makes the OS feel a lot more like something totally new. If you’re a Windows Insider like me, then you already got the update

The first release of Windows 10 back in Fall 2014 showed Microsoft’s newest OS in the earliest stages of development: it looked virtually identical to Windows 7 and Windows 8. A recent release, however, has added new features like Cortana and PC fans around the world are gushing over the upcoming release. Microsoft just released Build 9926 of Windows 10. It includes a wide variety of updat

Microsoft is actively developing Windows 10 in preparation for its release in summer 2015. Rumors are flying all over the place about Windows 10. This week, the biggest rumor was that Microsoft is currently developing a new internet browser specifically for Windows 10. This browser is reportedly called Spartan, which may be more than just a code name: Microsoft may be sick and tired of tryin

Windows 10 is currently making its way through beta testing. Microsoft is treating Windows 10 differently than any other operating system – and not just because it skipped the number 9. With Windows 10, Microsoft is actually listening to user feedback and letting users play a part in developing the operating system. It’s a cool approach that should lead to a more polished final OS when it�

Microsoft is making a lot of promises with Windows 10. So far, a lot of those promises center around the idea that “It’s not Windows 8.” Earlier this week, Microsoft released a blog post explaining how Windows 10 will raise the security bar in an effort to combat cybercrime. That blog post was titled “Windows 10: Continuing to Raise the Security Bar for Cybercriminals.” In that