The 29th of July, 2015. That is the Microsoft Windows 10 official release date. The reveal came officially from Microsoft today and it will be available in 190 countries, Australia included. Windows 10 will come as a free upgrade to those who are currently using Windows 7 or Windows 8 on their machine. The free […]
In a special event today, Microsoft officially unveiled Windows 10 to the public, along with its upcoming new browser, Spartan (goodbye, IE), DirectX 12, and a really interesting virtual reality headset called Microsoft HoloLens (make sure to watch the video on the site). To those who haven’t been following tech news, Windows 10 is the
Most of you are probably still on Windows 7 and contemplating to upgrade to Windows 8. Will the upgrade worth it? Do I really need to upgrade? Will I be happy using that on a desktop machine without a touch screen monitor? Before you can make that decision though, Microsoft has already thrown another version
Microsoft Surface Pro 3 has received glowing reviews (we reviewed the original Surface Pro) but not everyone can afford it. Perhaps you are just a student who don’t use resource-intensive programs like Adobe Premiere Pro or AutoCAD. Or perhaps you just want to introduce tablets to your parents who have grown accustomed to using Windows. Whatever
So the latest Windows 8.1 Update has gone public and I could successfully update my work machine without a hitch. However, I faced the 80073712 error code when I tried to update my Windows 8.1 machine at home. It looks like hundreds of people are having the same issue and Microsoft is working hard to find
Windows 8.1 Update is a big update, especially for desktop users. It promises to make Desktop users “happier” by improving the taskbar, adding the classic minimise and close buttons on the top right of a Metro application, and a few other subtle changes. It has been rolled out to MSDN/TechNet subscribers last week but it
In just less than a week (8th of April 2014), Microsoft will end all of its support to Windows XP, one of the most popular operating systems in the world today. That means no further updates, patches, and technical support are going to be provided to Windows XP owners. Note that there are still a
So Windows 8.1 update was released – I’ve actually forgotten about it but my Twitter feeds reminded me about the public release and how every one was updating their Windows 8 powered machines. Have you downloaded the Windows 8.1 update yet? Not planning to be left alone, I followed the crowd and tried to update
In case you aren’t aware of, Windows 8.1 update is now available to the public. Last night, actually. The update is quite a huge one (around 3 GB) so the best way is to download it overnight and leave your computer running. After the download is complete, the update will run automatically and restart your
Windows 8.1, an official update to Windows 8 from Microsoft, gets an official release date today. Though you can actually get the Windows 8.1 Preview now, those who want to wait for the final version need not wait any longer. Well, at least not for another month or so. Windows 8.1 update will be rolled
Microsoft Surface Pro has been around for quite some time in the U.S. Alas, Australians still have to wait before we can get a hands on the device, but not for long now. Unlike the standard edition of Microsoft Surface which is powered by Windows RT, Surface Pro gives a true Windows 8 experience. This
To those running Windows 8, you may or may not have heard about Windows Blue. No, it’s not something like a whole brand new Windows 9, but more like an incremental update of Windows 8. Microsoft has promised Windows 8 users for continual and exciting updates in the future which will keep Windows 8 users
