Here's how you can reserve free copy of Windows 10 for yourself ahead of its official release this summer. Full step-by-step guide on how to do can be found here.
Windows 10 release date for PC and tablets has been officially announced. More details on when you can install Microsoft’s new desktop OS can be found here.
Remember Microsoft's initiative for upgrading pirated copies of Windows 7 and 8.1 to Windows 10 for free? The software giant has been offering quite a few vague clarifications since then, but it has made it clear today; users running non-genuine copies of Windows will have to pay for the upgrade.
Windows 10 Mobile build 10080 download has been released for compatible phones by Microsoft. It features a host of new feature including the new Office universal apps.
Microsoft Windows 10 editions have been made official. There are 7 in total, and you can find all the details right here.
Microsoft will be abandoning its traditional release cycle as the software giant aims to push out Windows 10 as the last version of the Windows OS per say. This means that Microsoft will be dropping the whole version number branding and treat the OS more like a service, kind of similar to what Apple has been doing with OS X updates for a decade now.
One of the major implementations that Microsoft is making with Windows 10 is to further unify its rather fragmented platform. After Windows 8, Windows RT and Windows Phone 8, the software giant is touting a system that offers optimal, fully-fledged Windows experiences irrespective of the device being used. Underlining this, the company has just taken the wraps off Continuum for Phones, a Windows 10 for Phones feature that will allow smartphones to morph into desktop PCs when connected to larger displays.
Microsoft has been very, very busy in its preparation for Windows 10. More than just a superficial update, the company is rebuilding a lot of its software components from the ground upwards, including its famed surfing client. Internet Explorer's time passed many years ago, and over the past few months, we've seen tidbits of its successor, which was codenamed Project Spartan. Today, at the software maker's BUILD dev gathering, Project Spartan has been officially named Microsoft Edge, and while you're probably glad to see the back of IE, there are plenty of reasons to instead be more excited about what Spartan has to offer.
A video of the Xiaomi Mi 4 smartphone running Windows 10 for phones has just been posted online, showing Microsoft's OS running on a device that ships with Android out of the box. What is this wizardry? Head over the jump to find out more about this development and watch a video of the OS in action on the phone.
Microsoft’s Spartan Web browser for Windows 10 build 10049 is now available to download. More on Project Spartan, and details on where to download it from can be found right here.
