The last several months have seen a disturbing string of problems in updates released for Microsoft products. Last week we saw three. It’s time to worry about what’s behind it … Continue reading →
Microsoft officials sent invitations on December 11 to selected press and analysts to its next Windows 10 reveal event. The keynote from the day-long event on January 21 will be … Continue reading →
Nobody wants to waste time endlessly navigating menus. And even if you’re plunked down in front of your PC for fun or a hobby project, every unnecessary click and hassle … Continue reading →
Microsoft is planning to deliver a second update for Windows 8.1 on August 12, this month’s Patch Tuesday. And, again, as those same sources have said, Microsoft won’t be making … Continue reading →
Rumors have been circulating for a while that Microsoft is planning to incorporate its personal digital assistant, Cortana, into the next major version of Windows. On August 11, those rumors … Continue reading →
Over the past few weeks, the details surrounding Threshold have slowly been surfacing and the picture is becoming a little bit clearer last week. In the past, we had talked … Continue reading →
Oracle has supported Linux almost from day one. But it wasn’t until 2006, when Larry Ellison got into a disagreement with Red Hat, that Oracle decided it had to have … Continue reading →
Microsoft announced on Last Friday that it has “launched” a custom portal technology for organizations called “Windows Apportals.” Apportals (pronounced “app portals”) is a Windows 8.1 and Windows 8 portal-creation … Continue reading →
Sure, on the desktop, Windows still rules. According to Stat Counter’s’ April 2014 data, Windows has about a 90 percent market share. Out of an approximate base of 1.5 billion PCs, that’s … Continue reading →
It’s been a little over a year and a half since Windows 8 hit general availability, but according to the number crunchers at Net Applications the operating system’s usage share is at … Continue reading →
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