Windows 7

That's a big tablet.

IBM is expanding software support for its mainframe server technology.

Windows 8 will be more hard"core" with multiple cores.

Exactly two years after its launch, Windows 7 has now become the world's most popular operating system.

Win a hot gaming rig complete with protection.

Right after HP revealed that it's keeping the PC division under the same roof, the company revealed plans for a Windows 8 tablet and ultrabooks.

Nokia indicated that the Lumia experience will appear on tablets and PCs in the future.

The InfiniTV 4 USB device is out to replace your cable box using Media Center on Windows 7.

HP may build an entirely new tablet using Microsoft's upcoming ARM-friendly OS, Windows 8.

Metro has some very cool search UI.

The Free Software Foundation (FSF) has initiated a campaign against the Secure Boot feature in Windows 8.

The first ultrabook is slated to arrive this Sunday, October 16, for $899.99 USD, and is already listed for pre-ordering on Amazon.

It's the start of the end of Start.

Microsoft gave CEO Ballmer a bonus that doubled his compensation package for fiscal 2011, but it was still only half of what he could have been awarded.

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A smarter way to start you up.

Microsoft's decision to focus the new Windows 8 primarily on touch input is one gutsy move.

This is the Microsoft I thought was locked up in history: The company sparked broad interest in the user model that will be introduced with Windows 8 and will largely rely on the new Metro GUI environment. Is it innovative enough to save the PC?

It's still death, but it's a little nicer.

Your old PC that came with Windows Vista will still run Windows 8 quite well. In fact, all you need is an old Intel Atom netbook with 1GB of RAM.