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Windows Blue: A tall order to fill
The rumor mill has been abuzz over the last few weeks with hints of a Windows update coming under the code name Windows Blue. We look at whether the rumored additions will respond to the most common...
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Windows Blue: One step closer to killing the old Windows desktop
A leaked build of Windows Blue -- the rumored update to Windows 8 -- shows many settings controls moved from the old desktop to the new UI. To really make the desktop irrelevant, though, Microsoft...
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Microsoft says Windows Phone beats iPhone in seven markets
In a blog post noting various bits of good news for the company, Microsoft boasted that Windows Phone has reached ten percent market share in “a number of countries” and has outsold BlackBerry in 26...
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Windows Blue and Microsoft's continuous upgrade strategy
If Microsoft is really moving to annual Windows updates, it could be hard for enterprises to keep pace.
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Why Microsoft can't bury the Windows 8 UI
If Microsoft makes it too easy for users to ignore the Windows 8 UI, developers won't create apps for it. That could create a death spiral.
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Microsoft hints it will build a smaller Surface
Outgoing Microsoft CFO Peter Klein implied that a smaller Surface might be in the works and also talked about Windows Blue in a new light.
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Return of the Start button may not be what you think
A new report this morning says that a new Start button in Windows 8 will direct users to the updated Windows 8 Start screen, rather than the Windows 7-style Start menu.
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Confirmed: Windows Blue preview coming by the end of June
Microsoft has also discussed bringing back the Start button in the next upgrade of Windows 8, according to manager Julie Larson-Green.
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Microsoft isn't crazy to think it could sell 25 million Surfaces next year
Surface has been a stiff so far, but Microsoft reportedly has big expectations for its next fiscal year. Here's why the company may not be crazy.
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Microsoft outs Windows 8.1: What you need to know
Microsoft has pulled back the curtain on Windows 8.1. Lots of changes are a-coming, and the Start button is back... kind of.
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Many of the enterprise features in Windows 8.1 will also come to Windows RT
Essentially all of the enterprise features coming in Windows 8.1 will come to Windows RT too, Micirosoft said.
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VIDEO: A first look at the new features coming to Windows 8.1
The next update to Windows, previewed in four and a half minutes.
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You be the judge: Windows 8.1 preview now available
A preview version of Windows 8.1 is available now for anyone to download and it has a real Start button, for all those who clamored for it.
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