Microsoft has now officially confirmed that Windows 10 Home will be priced at $119 for people who want to install the OS on a new PC or one that does not have Windows 7 or 8.1. The stand alone price for Windows 10 Professional will be $199.
Microsoft has revealed just which SKU of Windows 10 users will get when they upgrade for free from Windows 7 or Windows 8.1 on their PC when it launches on July 29.
Here are the steps to cancel your upgrade reservation and the steps you need to follow to remove the "Get Windows 10" app from your computer.
Unannounced streaming notifications for Cortana are spotted in a new Windows 10 video. Microsoft's Joe Belfiore walks us through the main features of Windows 10 and why you will want to upgrade come July 29.
Microsoft plans to pre-load files from Windows 10 on older Windows 7 and Windows 8.1 PCs if the owners of those machines choose to register for the free upgrade to the new OS ahead of its launch date on July 29.
Owners of Windows 7 and Windows 8.1 PCs will find that some features and applications will be removed if they decide to do the free upgrade to Windows 10.
Microsoft has posted the system requirements for running Windows 10 on a PC, which include some hardware needs to run some of the operating system's additional features.
With the ASUS EeeBook E403SA, the Taiwanese vendor is offering an entry-level notebook that runs Windows 10 out of the box.
After announcing a summer release earlier this year, Microsoft has confirmed that Windows 10 will be launching July 29.
NVIDIA has announced that it will start offering its G-SYNC display technology in gaming notebooks. Aimed at fixing screen tearing issues, G-SYNC allows a display's refresh rates to stay in sync with the GPU.
Microsoft is asking users running Windows 7, 8 and 8.1 to reserve their free upgrade to Windows 10.
NVIDIA has unveiled a high-end video card in the GeForce 900 series aimed at 4K gaming. Clocked at a 1,000MHz, the GTX 980 Ti offers 6GB VRAM, 2,816 CUDA cores and can run the latest titles at high settings in 4K.
Online retailer NewEgg may have leaked the prices and the release dates for both the stand-alone Home and Professional SKUs of Windows 10. The price for the Home version is $109.99 while the Professional version shows a $149.99 price, with both listings shown as shipping on August 31.
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Here is what you need to know on Windows 10 build 10130. The new build has just released to the Fast ring with a number of tweaks, changes, and improvements that makes this version more stable and polished than before.
Windows 10 build 10130 has just started rolling out to Fast ring members today, and of course includes some new stuff, like an updated look for icons, along with some bug fixes. Of course, there's still some stuff that's broken as well.
In Windows 10 build 10122 Cortana is starting to use your name to respond to user inquiries. This is just one of numerous new abilities the personal assistant is gaining over the next few weeks.
Here is how you can use the new save locations setting in Windows 10 to help you save storage in your devices. We also have a few other tips. Take a look!
Acer plans to launch two new models of its Aspire Z all-in-one PCs, running on Windows 8.1, sometime this summer. One is the 19.5-inch ZC-700 and the other model is the 23.8-inch Aspire Z3-710 with a 10-point touchscreen display.
Lenvo and Microsoft have teamed up to bring REACHit and Cortana together for Windows 10. A new video posted by Lenovo explains how the new service will work and why you may want to consider a Lenovo tablet or PC for your next Windows 10 device.