Microsoft is spiffing up Cortana's weather by adding some color in Windows 10. Let's take a closer look at this new design along with some before and after glamor shots!
Microsoft has confirmed that PCs with Windows 10 Enterprise that have the Long Term Servicing Branch update option won't be able to access the new Microsoft Edge web browser, and they will have to stick to the legacy Internet Explorer 11 instead.
Microsoft has posted up a feature that looks at the Quick access feature that it has added to Windows 10, which has been designed to help users find files and folders faster while using the OS by automactically showing which folders are used the most and the ones that are accessed most frequently.
Microsoft will begin selling the Xbox Wireless Adapter for Windows sometime this fall for $24.99, allowing Windows 10 PC gamers to play games with the Xbox One controller wirelessly for the first time.
Microsoft posted a new video that offers some tips and tricks for its upcoming Edge web browser that will be put into Windows 10. In addition, a new developer post talks about Edge's support for responsive images.
Microsoft has pushed an update to Windows 10 build 10130 that fixes a bug in which flyouts not responding when a user interacts with items on the taskbar.
Microsoft has shown the experience that 10 lucky Windows Insiders had when they won a trip to Microsoft's headquarters. They were able to meet with the Windows 10 team to learn more about how Microsoft is developing the OS.
Another internal version of Windows 10, build 10135, has been leaked on the Internet, a few days after build 10134 also found its way onto pirate download sites.
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Windows 10 build 10134 leaks onto the web unveiling a few new changes, including an updated Snipping tool, new Windows Update, Privacy options and the return of the Home button in Spartan.
Leaked images show a version of the Windows 10 Mobile Insider Preview running on a 10-inch tablet with an ARM-based processor, which may show that the OS could run on larger screens.
Microsoft has offered more detail on how snap modes will work for Windows 10, including Snap Assist, which helps users with finding an app or window to snap next to the first one they have picked.
Gabriel Aul, the head of Microsoft's Windows Insider program, did a rare thing today. He posted screenshots of an unreleased preview version of Windows 10, build 10136, that the company is currently testing.
A video showing part of Microsoft's Computex keynote offers a brief glimpse of HP's unnamed and "revolutionary" upcoming Windows 10 note-taking tablet, along with many more recent and upcoming PCs and smartphones that will use the new OS.
Microsoft has now addressed the squatter issue and given the Readit name back to the proper developer. Readit for Windows 10 is now still on track for release.
The ATM Industry Association has issued a recommendation that any ATM machines that use a version of Windows upgrade to Windows 10 and don't even bother with Windows 8 or 8.1.
Microsoft's Xbox lead Phil Spencer will speak at the first annual PC Gaming Expo in Los Angeles on July 16 during E3 2015. Spencer will offer up more information on the company's Windows 10 gaming plans during that event.
Microsoft's Windows Insider lead Gabriel Aul has confirmed that people who get the free upgrade to Windows 10 can later perform a clean reinstall of the OS if they need to do so.
Microsoft showed off two new and tiny form-factors for Windows 10 PCs, including one that's put into a power adapter and another that is designed to support a fingerprint reader in Windows Hello despite its small size.
AMD today announced a new family of A-Series chips for the 6th generation of mobile processors. These new processors bring a whole new level of productivity to the notebook.