
Microsoft’s has another codename for 'Windows Lite' ...
Microsoft's upcoming lightweight version of Windows has a new codename in the mix, according to sources familiar with the matter.
Microsoft's upcoming lightweight version of Windows has a new codename in the mix, according to sources familiar with the matter.
Now that 2018 is over, it's time to start thinking about what might be in store for Windows in the next 12 months.
More sources have come forward to discuss the upcoming "HoloLens 2" from Microsoft, more specifically the processor the AR device will be powered by.
This week on the Windows Central Podcast: Surface roadmaps, Windows Lite, new icons, and more
This week on the Windows Central Podcast: New Surface hardware, hands-on with Windows Core OS, October 2018 Update, and more!
The new Surface Hub 2 is destined for businesses big and small — and it really neat inside and out.
Microsoft has outlined rollout plans for Surface Hub 2, launching in two editions starting with "Surface Hub 2S" in 2019.
Microsoft's rumored "Andromeda" device has got everyone talking. This is everything we know so far about the unannounced foldable handset.
Movement on the true universal app front has been pretty slow now that Win32 apps can tap into UWP APIs, so what does that mean for the future of native UWP apps?
A new partnership between AMD and Synaptics provides a hint that a new security-focused OS from Microsoft is on the way.
Microsoft today gave us a first look at the forthcoming Surface Hub 2. Rotating on a new hinge with a high-res 4K+ display, the 50-inch Surface looks to bring collaboration everywhere in the office. Here is everything you need to know.
This week on the Windows Central Podcast: We talk Windows Core OS, Polaris, Andromeda and the unreleased Microsoft Band 3!
Is Microsoft's rumored foldable PC a one-off or meant to kickstart a new device category? I'll discuss this and more including Windows Core OS on a new episode of #AskDanWindows!
What is Windows Core OS and Microsoft's "Polaris" composer? Here's a look at the future of Windows for PCs and desktops.
Microsoft is building a new version of Windows 10 for traditional PC form factors, built on Windows Core OS, that leaves behind legacy components in favor of a more modern OS.
Traditional clamshell and modern 2-in-1 laptops are now the norm, but dual-screen laptops are likely on the horizon for the Windows PC category. This is why.
Not having a smartphone has hurt Cortana adoption and usage, but Microsoft is playing to its strengths. Expect the smart assistant to become more global in Windows 10 as Microsoft seeks to make an "intelligent OS".
Apple is reportedly trying to unify iOS and macOS app development. The same problems that challenged Microsoft also apply to Apple. But Microsoft is way ahead in that game, even if it's far behind in mobile.
Is there a future with a UWP version of Windows Explorer? And what OS would a Courier-like folding device from Microsoft actually run? Let's talk Windows Core OS.
Would a consumer-focused Android phone help Microsoft build developer relationships to support its ecosystem and a potential enterprise-focused Core OS device?