Windows 10 Is on 1 Billion Active Devices By Nathaniel Mott Microsoft announced that Windows 10 has been installed on more than 1 billion active devices around the world.
Microsoft Is Making it Easier to Update the Linux Kernel Built Into Windows 10 By Nathaniel Mott Microsoft announced that it will update the Linux kernel built into an upcoming version of Windows 10 via Windows Update.
Windows 10 May Be Getting an Apps-as-Tabs Feature By Nathaniel Mott The latest Windows 10 SDK reportedly includes references to an apps-as-tabs feature previously known as Sets.
Windows 10X Foldable Screen OS Previews OneDrive-Synced File Explorer By Michelle Ehrhardt Microsoft’s lightweight Windows 10X OS shows a change in the company’s approach to file browsing
Be Careful: Microsoft Only Has 980 Years to Address This 'Y3K' Bug in Windows 10 By Nathaniel Mott A new bug affecting Windows 10 and Gigabyte motherboards causes systems to lock up on first boot.
Windows 10 Will Ditch Live Tiles (Report) By Nathaniel Mott Windows 10 will reportedly abandon Live Tiles in the Start menu in favor of more traditional icons.
Windows 10 Is Getting a Software Engineer to Improve File Explorer By Nathaniel Mott Microsoft is recruiting software engineers to work on the team responsible for Windows 10's File Explorer.
Microsoft Starts Rolling Out Fluent Design Icons for Windows 10X to Windows Insider Builds By Nathaniel Mott Microsoft has started rolling out new icons originally made for Windows 10X to recent Windows Insider Program builds.
Hands On With Windows 10X: A First Look at Windows on Foldables By Andrew E. Freedman We got our first look at Windows 10X through Microsoft's emulator for developers.
Windows 10's Latest Search Woes Prompt Widespread Backlash By Nathaniel Mott Recent problems with Windows 10's search function--and Microsoft's explanation for what caused the issue--prompted widespread backlash from the operating system's users.
Windows 10 Support for Arm Chips Keeps Growing By Lucian Armasu A new Preview Build lets Arm64 devices running Windows 10 Pro or Enterprise use Microsoft's hypervisor, Hyper-V.
Microsoft Surface Head Taking Charge of Windows Client By Andrew E. Freedman Microsoft chief product officer Panos Panay will take charge of the Windows Client team in a Microsoft re-organization.
Microsoft Shows Ideas for Windows 10X Dual-Screens, Announces Preview SDK By Andrew E. Freedman Microsoft has announced a developer SDK for Windows 10X. It showcases what software on Windows 10X might look like.
Report: Windows 7's Final Update Is Replacing Wallpapers With a Black Screen By Nathaniel Mott Windows 7's last update accidentally replaced wallpapers with a black screen, according to complaints on numerous sites.
Microsoft Updates Mouse & Keyboard Center Software With ARM64 Support By Nathaniel Mott Microsoft released an ARM64 version of its Mouse & Keyboard Center app for Windows 10.
Windows 7 Is Dead. But not for Professional Overclockers By Scharon Harding Professional overclockers say they'll keep benchmarking with Windows 7 even though it reached end-of-life this week.
Microsoft's New Chromium-Based Edge Browser Is Now Available for Windows and macOS By Nathaniel Mott Microsoft's new Edge browser, which is based on the Chromium technology at the heart of Google Chrome, is now available for Windows and macOS.
Microsoft Tests Indexer Diagnostics App to Fix Windows Search Issues By Nathaniel Mott Microsoft has started beta testing the Indexer Diagnostics app in an effort to fix issues with Windows Search.
Microsoft Inserts Non-Removable Ads Into Mail and Calendar Apps By Lucian Armasu Microsoft has started to include banner ads in two of its most popular Universal Windows Platform (UWP) applications: Mail and Calendar. It seems that there's no way for users to get rid of the ads.
File Explorer Freezing, Crashing After Windows 10 November 2019 Update By Nathaniel Mott The Windows 10 November 2019 Update reportedly caused multiple issues with the built-in File Explorer utility.
