Microsoft has confirmed that King will release a version of its hit puzzle game Candy Crush Saga for Windows 10, along with other unnamed games from King.
Microsoft has revealed the seven different Windows 10 SKUs it will offer for consumers, businesses and education users, and confirms that Windows 10 Mobile will be the official name for the SKU that smartphones and small tablets will use.
Asus is launching two new versions of its ZenBook UX305 Windows 8.1 notebook, including one, the Crystal White Limited Edition, that will have just 200 units available for purchase on the company's website
Windows 10 build 10114 includes new improvements for the Start menu and full screen options migrates to the Personalization area, Settings app shows new tweaks, and Microsoft brings an updated Insider app.
Microsoft has offered more information on the security features of the upcoming Microsoft Edge web browser and how it should be safer to use than the current Internet Explorer.
Microsoft confirms that 'interactive' Live Tiles are still coming to Windows 10 in a future update. Also, during last week's Ignite conference, details about new Live Tiles, features in the Action Center, and actionable Toast notifications were presented to developers. Here are the highlights.
A spokesperson for Lenovo is now stating the LaVie Z 360 is being shipped without any flaws, but that the wrong product information on the new convertible Windows 8.1 notebook was posted on its website. It also admitted that the letter sent to its buyers was not clear on the situation.
Head of Windows Insiders Gabriel Aul has confirmed on Twitter that all members in the program using the Windows 10 Technical Preview (or the Insider Preview as it is now called) will be able to upgrade to the RTM build of Windows 10 for free. @tao_huan Yes— Gabriel Aul (@GabeAul) May 10, 2015 There isn't a mention as to when Windows will go RTM (Release to manufacturing),...
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Here is a look at the features and things you can do today in Microsoft Edge (Project Spartan) web browser for Windows 10 and we get a glimpse to what’s coming in future updates.
Microsoft's support page has issued a warning to new Surface 3 owners that they should not yet install the Windows 10 preview on the tablet, due to issues with drivers for the Intel Atom processors inside.
Windows Insider head Gabriel Aul has confirmed, via his Twitter account, there will be no new builds released for either the PC or phone versions of Windows 10 this week.
Microsoft is bringing automatic app updates to Windows 10, with the software giant testing out the feature in the latest iteration of the Windows 10 Store. The update to the store is now rolling out to Windows Insiders, and brings a "My Library" feature along with several UI tweaks.
Microsoft may be looking to start offering Windows as a service by constantly rolling out updates that brings additional functionality to the core operating system instead of launching a redesigned version every few years.
Microsoft has listed many of the features and technologies that have been used by its Internet Explorer browser in the past, but will be abandoned by the new Microsoft Edge browser in favor of more advanced features.
Microsoft's recent decision to include middle-finger emoji in Windows 10 appears to be reverberating in pop culture. We covered the story on Monday, and it is now making the rounds on US TV. Last night, on ABC's Jimmy Kimmel Live, the host took to showing off and talking about the new somewhat offensive – yet hilarious – symbols to the crowd. The punchline, of course, was those...
This week, during the Ignite conference in Chicago, Microsoft demonstrated how Cortana can connect with other applications and help users to learn more about their computers.
Windows Insider members can get a new update to the 10074 preview build of Windows 10 that fixes an issue with "Project Spartan".
Microsoft has launched the beta version of the Microsoft Edge Dev site to help web developers create sites that will work on the new browser.
Microsoft is adding more polish to Windows 10 Technical Preview, including dark Start menus and more in the latest 10074 build for Insider. Now, a new – and simple – registry trick lets you make even more of the OS dark. Specifically, the Settings, which is still a bright white that contrasts profoundly with the otherwise dark main screen. The registry edit takes you 15 seconds and...