A new video from Microsoft Research highlights how HoloLens can be used for human anatomy lessons. Even better, this video accurately represents the somewhat controversial "limited" field of view.
In an email sent to employees today explaining Microsoft's new layoffs, CEO Satya Nadella says that he is " committed to our first-party devices including phones" but added that the company will move to a business model to help "create a vibrant Windows ecosystem that includes our first-party device family."
Microsoft has offered more information on "Project Westminster", the company's effort to help web app developers turn those apps into ones that work natively on Windows 10 and can be offered in the new Windows Store.
The popular DRM-free PC game download service GOG (Good Old Games) says it is getting ready for the launch of Windows 10 on July 29. The company says that it has encountered "very few problems" in testing its catalog of games so they can work with Microsoft's new OS.
If you've been wanting to try out the Office 2016 Preview on your Windows 10 machine then there's good news for you today. Insiders can now download the latest version and try it out!
The Microsoft Phone Companion app for Windows 10 has been updated in the beta Windows Store, adding support for more unnamed Windows Phone devices.
Mozilla has revealed plans to release a new version of its Firefox web browser made specificially for Windows 10. The browser is coming "soon" but no other details were revealed.
White title bars abound in Windows 10 and although app developers can customize them, by default Windows 10 can be a little drab. Here is a simple trick to make those white title bars match your accent color.
Microsoft has sent us a comment telling us specifically why the company chose "Groove" as the new name for its music service, previously known as "Xbox Music".
Microsoft has confirmed that Windows 10 will see the Xbox Music app renamed as Groove, while the Xbox Video will also be renamed as Movies & TV. The new versions will go live for Windows Insider PC preview users of Windows 10 later this week.
Microsoft has announced that the current PC preview build of Windows 10, build 10162, will go live for Windows Insider members signed up for Slow ring updates later today.
A new reference to a 'Groove Music Pass' in Windows 10 raises questions about a Xbox Music rename or the possibility of a new acquisition by Microsoft.
In a new interview with Dell reps, the company indicates that it is happy Microsoft is launching Windows 10 in time for the crucial back-to-school sales season, despite challenges with the accelerated release date.
Intel's Compute Stick is now available in India. Listed on Flipkart for ₹9,999 ($155), the tiny dongle allows you to turn any TV or monitor into a full-fledged Windows computer.
If you like looking at leaked images of Windows 10 builds not meant for the public eye, then feast away on this latest batch from build 10163.
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Microsoft rolls out Windows 10 build 10162 to the Slow ring and even though this build only includes a few bug fixes, users can now download the official ISO files.
The release notes for a currently unreleased version of Windows 10, build 10163, have leaked onto the Internet. The list shows quite a number of bug fixes for the OS which will officially launch on July 29.
After rolling out Windows 10 build 10162 to Fast ring members yesterday, Microsoft has made the build available for download in ISO form.
Microsoft has confirmed that its new Edge web browser that's included with Windows 10 will not support its Silverlight player. The company adds that it will continue to support Silverlight itself and that the legacy Internet Explorer 11 browser will keep supporting it.