Windows 10 S

There's quite a bit of confusion out there regarding what exactly Windows 10 S is, and the lack of clarity extends to availability and whether or not current Windows users will be able to upgrade to the OS — and if so, how much it will cost.

Windows 10 S is Microsoft's newest edition of Windows 10, designed to take on Chromebooks. But, is Windows 10 S enough to be up for that task?

Microsoft said Windows 10 S is the Windows we all know. There's one major difference, however, that could be problematic for consumers and a real PR issue for Microsoft.

Microsoft's CEO Satya Nadella has stressed the Continuum feature in Window Mobile's importance in relation to Microsoft's mobile strategy.

Lots of people seem to think Windows 10 S is just another attempt at Windows RT. But it's definitely not. Here's why the two OSes are similar but still very different.

With the recent announcement of Windows 10 S, we can't help but wonder if Microsoft should make the new version of the OS something more than it currently is.

Restrictions recently spotted in the Windows Store Policies make it unlikely you'll be browsing the web via Chrome on your Windows 10 S machine anytime soon.

Microsoft unveiled a new "flavor" of its popular Windows OS, called Windows 10 S, that's locked to the Windows Store. Should the new OS ship with all new Windows laptops?

Microsoft's introduction of Windows 10 S finally gives developers a compelling reason to invest in Project Centennial and the Universal Windows Platform (UWP).

Microsoft promised plenty of Windows 10 S machines from hardware partners, and now you can check out the entire lineup of what's coming soon.