Earlier this year, we relaunched our #AskDanWindows video series on YouTube. The video shorts are designed to let Windows Central Executive Editor Daniel Rubino answer readers' questions in video format.
We've teamed up with Redwolf to offer the Windows Central 'Surface Colors' t-shirt to our Indian readers.
Did you know you've probably got a free Mixer channel subscription waiting to be used? No? Well now you do!
Show your support for Windows Central and the Microsoft Surface with our latest t-shirt (and sweatshirt and coffee mug) design! Order now, worldwide shipping.
On May 10, Microsoft will take the stage at its 2017 Build developer conference for three hours to tell developers what the company has planned for the future. Here's everything you need to know to stay on top of all the action.
This site and community was built on Windows phones. But like Microsoft, we're more than just one segment of one platform.
Special announcement: On this week's Windows Central Podcast Zac Bowden and I will be joined by Microsoft's Dona Sarkar for a lively chat about the Windows Insider Program (WIP)!
Today we're streaming the next episode of Microsoft, Gaming, and Libations, our show where we sit back, talk about Microsoft while playing games, and, well, having a few drinks! The party starts at 4 PM EST, and you could win Minecraft: PE for W10M!
We are proud to present the Windows Central Laptop Buyer's Guide, where we showcase the best of the best in Windows 10 laptops, convertibles and more.
Version 1.3.1 of the Windows Central App brings some quick fixes to comments and more. We also let you sideload our app to get the new app-web link feature, which is currently broken for Store submissions.
A new update to the Windows Central app for Windows 10 is now available. It brings a few new features (pending some server changes) and general improvements.
Attack on Titan is a popular anime about a world in which humanity lives in walled cities to protect against gigantic carnivorous monsters called Titans — and it'll be an Xbox and PC game in August.
We just sent out a second update today with version 1.2.3 now live in the Store. Here is what to look for with both updates from today.
A new update for the app for Windows Central should be hitting the Store today. Version 1.2 brings with it (fingers crossed) many fixes to app stability. We're also tweaking a few of the default settings and fixed an issue with the Light Theme and the fonts for author and timestamps.
Yesterday we delivered 'deep linking' for comment notifications and today, we're patching some crashing and Live Tile issues. Here is what's new in Build 37 of the official app for Windows Central.
We're finally bringing deep-linking to comment notifications to the app for Windows Central. After today's update, you will be able to click the notification and be taken directly to the comment reply. In addition, we have some more fixes for app crashes that are being experienced by users.
ICYMI is our round-up of Windows, Microsoft, Windows Central, and other news from the past week. We know you love to stay informed, but sometimes life gets in the way. That's why we're here to recap the big stories, In Case You Missed It.
Last week we wrapped our fifth Gems collection of Windows 10 apps that you should check out. We periodically team up with Microsoft and work together to find the best apps for your phone, PC, or Surface.
ICYMI is our round-up of Windows, Microsoft, Windows Central, and other news from the past week. We know you love to stay informed, but sometimes life gets in the way. That's why we're here to recap the big stories, In Case You Missed It.
Today, we are welcoming Michael Fisher to the Mobile Nations and Windows Central family. What will he be doing? I'm glad you asked.