​Windows 8.1 Update Hands On: Terrific Tweaks For the Mouse Faithful

​Windows 8.1 Update Hands On: Terrific Tweaks For the Mouse Faithful

Windows 8.1 did a whole bunch to make Windows 8 feel more homey by tweaking tiny fit and finish issues . And it worked great. The next Windows 8.1 update (creatively called "Windows 8.1 Update") is pretty much the same thing all over again, but this time with mouse-users specifically in mind. And after trying it out we can say that once again, little tweaks really add up.

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Kinect v2 for Windows detailed: 1080p, broader field-of-view

At BUILD 2014, Microsoft has laid the groundwork for some future products and services, most of which are coming relatively soon. One that may not be hitting us in the … Continue reading

Windows is now free for devices with screens smaller than 9 inches.

Windows is now free for devices with screens smaller than 9 inches. And when there’s a Windows for "internet of things" connected devices, that’ll be free too.

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Surprise: The Windows Start Menu Is Coming Back

Surprise: The Windows Start Menu Is Coming Back

Miss the Start Menu? Well it is coming back. Yes it still has live tiles, but it is back in a way you can recognize, and it roll out to users as an update. Oh and those universal apps Microsoft is going to start peddling? They’ll be available in windows.

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Microsoft Office now better for touch, multiple devices

Along with a new Windows Phone and personal search assistant, Microsoft also revamped Office a bit. The newest version of Office is just as functional, but drops quite a bit … Continue reading

Windows 8.1’s new universal apps aren’t just coming to phones and desktops; they’ll also be coming t

Windows 8.1’s new universal apps aren’t just coming to phones and desktops; they’ll also be coming to the Xbox One.

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Universal Windows apps to tie Microsoft ecosystem together

It would seem that Microsoft is aiming to become a much more integrated system this season with what they’re calling “universal Windows apps.” Speaking for “a platform for today and … Continue reading

Microsoft tells developers to “become mouse and keyboard friendly”

Detailing the bits and pieces that’ll be appearing in the next Windows 8.1 Update this year, Microsoft showed off how they’ll no longer be so focused on touchscreen devices. While … Continue reading

Dell Latitude 14 Rugged Extreme lineup aim for military-readiness

This week the folks at Dell responsible for letting the world know about their ultra-tough notebook and tablet lineup have released the Rugged Extreme collection. First on the books is … Continue reading

Microsoft Build 2014 is here: What to expect

Microsoft’s Build 2014 opens tomorrow, April 2nd, a chance for new CEO Satya Nadella to not only convince developers and the industry that his “mobile first, cloud first” strategy makes … Continue reading