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Bill Gates' overconfidence in Windows cost Microsoft $400B
Microsoft Former Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer admitted that Microsoft was overly confident with Windows, preventing it from capitalizing on the mobile landscape.
Microsoft aims to solve USB-C confusion with its new mandate
Hardware Have you ever tried using a USB-C port, only to find out it doesn't support your peripheral of choice? Me too. Microsoft aims to fix the issue with a new mandate.
Windows 11 security updates aren’t becoming paid in July — only Windows Server 2025 hotpatching is
Windows Microsoft’s new $1.50-per-core fee applies only to Windows Server 2025, not Windows 11, despite misleading headlines circulating online.
Microsoft's failed "Bob" helped combat Windows XP piracy
Windows Bob resurfaced from Microsoft's Graveyard to pad out the 30MB of free space in Windows XP, keeping pirates at bay.
Be sure to nab Microsoft's limited-edition 50th anniversary wallpapers
Microsoft @ 50 Microsoft turns 50 today, April 4, and part of the celebration includes new limited-edition wallpapers created by Microsoft designers and creators. Here's how to get them.
Bill Gates' greatest mistake cost Microsoft $400 billion
Microsoft @ 50 Bill Gates says his mismanagement and anti-trust issues made Microsoft lose its opportunity with Android, costing it $400 billion.
These 3 Windows apps from Microsoft changed my life forever
Microsoft @ 50 I used (almost) every edition of Microsoft's operating system, so it's time to remember some of its iconic first-party programs.
10 Facts you probably didn't know about Windows
Microsoft @ 50 Here are 10 interesting facts about the history of Windows from version 1.0 to 11.
