Operating Systems

Microsoft Plans New Windows For Tablets

To unveil a version of its OS that runs for the first time on processors by UK's ARM Holding PLC.

Microsoft Launches Entry-Level Server Platform For SMBs

The platform will empower small businesses with the ability to run business applications and databases, host websites and will also offer basic server functionality.

Software piracy is bad for society, its creators and governments

Software piracy or piracy of any kind is a bad idea, it is bad for the society, it is bad for the creators, it is bad for the governments.

SUSE Linux Enterprise 12: new features and extensions

SUSE Linux Enterprise Server takes advantage of IBM POWER8 processor-based hardware optimisations that include support for little-endian Linux applications running on simultaneous multithreaded (SMT8) and PowerKVM environments.

Microsoft Windows 8 lags predecessor in first-year sales

Microsoft Corp's Windows 8 system has racked up more than 200 million license sales since its launch 15 months ago, according to Tami Reller, its head of marketing, lagging Windows 7 which sold 240 million within its first year.

Windows 8 inspires computer makers to creativity

Can't decide if you want a PC or tablet? Now you won't have to. With the release of Windows 8, computer makers are doing their best to blur ...

Windows 8 is Windows reimagined, says Microsoft at launch

After months of speculation and deliberation, the proverbial wait is now over. Microsoft has raised the curtain on the newest version of Windows -- Windows 8. As the software giant puts it in an official statement, Windows 8 is Windows reimagined.

Blackberry 7 to not have Flash or Android Apps

Decision in order to focus on QNX OS.

BlackBerry OS 7 is Official

RIM does skip 6.1 after all, but older phones won't be able to upgrade to the BlackBerry 7 OS.

Microsoft adds Sync Feature to Windows 8

Should allow users to take their Windows settings wherever they go.