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What are the best apps and tech for fitness? #AskDanWindows 42 By Daniel Rubino published 27 March 18 On this week's episode of #AskDanWindows I tackle Windows 10 S, should Microsoft launch an iMessage competitor, and the tech I recommend for fitness.
Microsoft announces upcoming changes to Windows 10 S, and it's good news By Zac Bowden published 8 March 18 Microsoft has finally outlined upcoming changes to Windows 10 S, turning it into a mode and making it more accessible to users.
Microsoft confirms 'S Mode' coming to Windows 10 next year By Dan Thorp-Lancaster last updated 7 March 18 Microsoft corporate vice president Joe Belfiore has confirmed that Windows 10 S will be replaced by an "S Mode" for all versions of Windows 10 in 2019.
Why Microsoft made Windows 10 S an OS 'mode' instead of a version By Zac Bowden last updated 8 August 18 Windows 10 S is turning into a mode that runs on Windows 10 Home and Pro instead of being its own version. Here's what that means, and what's changing.
Microsoft is turning Windows 10 S into a mode that runs on other Windows editions By Zac Bowden last updated 29 November 18 Windows 10 S as a standalone edition of Windows is no more. Instead, Microsoft is turning that idea into a mode that runs on top of other editions of Windows 10.
Microsoft is now selling the Surface Laptop with an Intel Core m3 processor for $799 By Zac Bowden last updated 29 November 18 Microsoft is now selling a new entry-level Surface Laptop SKU for $799 with an Intel Core m3 processor.
5 reasons to consider buying a laptop running Windows 10 S By Rich Edmonds published 25 January 18 Windows 10 is a solid OS but Microsoft also has a more affordable option available for laptops called Windows 10 S. Here are a few reasons you should at least consider it.
Google Chrome finally arrives in the Microsoft Store on Windows 10 ... sort of [Updated] By Zac Bowden last updated 19 December 17 Google has introduced a new "Chrome Installer" app on the Microsoft Store that acts as a portal for downloading the official Chrome browser.
Surface Laptop and Windows 10 S review: Six months later By Zac Bowden last updated 29 November 18 Our editor Zac Bowden has been using the Surface Laptop and Windows 10 S for six months now. Here's how both have held up so far.
With Windows 10 'Sets,' Microsoft takes aim at Chrome OS By Zac Bowden last updated 20 November 18 'Sets' is Microsoft's answer to Chrome OS's tabbed navigation experience. Here's why that should be very exciting for Windows users.
