Microsoft Windows stories

Microsoft moves Windows 10 and 11 to the cloud with newly announced Windows 365. >>

The design, according to Microsoft, has been simplified to be ‘modern, fresh, clean, and beautiful’, but a new design aesthetic isn't the only thing that has changed.>>

Screenshots of the upcoming OS were posted on Chinese social media site Baidu. >>

Google Chrome Enterprise users will soon be able to use fully-featured Windows applications such as Microsoft Office on their Chromebooks – a change expected to take effect later this year.>>

Despite the growth witnessed at the end of 2018, IDC predicts that New Zealand’s traditional PC market in 2019 will decline by -4.4% YoY. >>

Secure microcontrollers, 365 commercial cloud, advanced threat protection tools; and stronger partnerships are all top-of-mind for Microsoft.>>

Cyber attackers are continuing to exploit a Microsoft vulnerability that already has patches available.>>

The solution automates the setup of Amazon WorkSpaces and Microsoft Windows Desktop as a Service for Samsung prosumers.>>

Microsoft reveals Windows Phone 8 Update 3 will begin rolling out in the next several weeks, set to be the largest update to the platform yet.>>

Whilst this RT eval release is now officially ended by Microsoft, it is still possible to download.>>

"Windows 8 is a game of two halves. The new Start Screen (Metro) experience is the area where Microsoft looks like they are heading, but with any company the size of Microsoft, there is tension amongst the ranks, and this is no more telling than in the strategy behind Windows 8.">>

Microsoft New Zealand has offered a cashback deal to business customers. >>

WP7 to be the "most thoroughly tested" mobile platform Microsoft has ever released. >>

“I believe Vista will be a catalyst for businesses to take a look at their existing practices.">>