End of an error

Software King of the word Microsoft has walked away from the  idea of having universal Windows apps that would span across phones, tablets, PCs, and Xbox consoles.

Worried about security

Beijing has decided to develop a custom operating system that will replace the Windows OS on computers used by the Chinese military.

Intel foldables and detachable CPU in late 2019

We had a chance to see the Lakefield up and running in December 2018, and it was the first time Intel showed a 10nm Hybrid CPU running a 7-Zip and taking full advantage of the AES 256 instruction. This was enough to run 75 percent faster than any other Intel Core processor.

Shutting the door after the horse has bolted

Software King of the world Microsoft has penned a bit of software which will automatically remove botched updates.

Windows Lite

Software king of the world Microsoft is writing a cut-down version of Windows for dual-screen devices and Chromebook competitors.

Sponsored: For Microsoft Windows 10 Pro just $12.26!

GVGMall is a trading platform for virtual services that provides its users with high-quality services of online games, software and all kinds of virtual goods.

Licenced to bear arms

Auxens has been showing off its latest version of OXI the Desktop productivity user interface for Android phone's external displays.

Found by Sednit hunters

Insecurity experts hunting cyber-spy outfit Sednit have discovered the first instance of a rootkit targeting the Windows Unified Extensible Firmware Interface (UEFI) in successful attacks.

Microsoft teams up with Google

Microsoft and Google engineers appear to be collaborating to support a version of Chrome running on Windows on ARM.

All a hacker could want

A simple Windows security hack which was discovered a year ago is still unpatched.