Microsoft Patch Tuesday Saves Users from Rogue Printers By Marshall Honorof Microsoft's most recent Patch Tuesday updates fixes two vulnerabilities that could let cybercriminals attack you through your printer.
Cortana on Xbox One: The Good, The Bad, The Clunky By Michael Andronico Cortana makes voice commands more personal and accessible on Xbox One, but Microsoft's virtual assistant still needs some work to make a smooth transition from PC to console.
Is Windows Defender Good Enough? Not Yet By Paul Wagenseil It's getting better, but Windows' built-in protection isn't strong enough compared to superior stand-alone free and paid antivirus software.
WhatsApp on the Desktop: The Good, Bad and Ugly By Henry T. Casey New apps for PCs and Macs give users a new way to access WhatsApp on the desktop, but is the experience that much better than WhatsApp Web?
Windows 10 Gaming Kinda Sucks, But Microsoft Can Fix It By Michael Andronico A terrible marketplace and poorly ported titles hold Windows 10 gaming back, but it's not too late for Microsoft to make things right.
Hackers Will Love Windows' New Blue Screen of Death By Marshall Honorof An experimental Windows 10 update may make the Blue Screen of Death even more dangerous than the rogue processes it exists to stop.
Avira Phantom VPN Service Offers 500MB Free per Month By Paul Wagenseil Avira's new virtual-private-network service gives you 500MB of free data per month, and double that if you register for a free account.
HP’s Elite X3 Phone Wants to be Your Laptop By Sam Rutherford With HP's Elite x3 smartphone, another major company is hopping on the Windows 10 bandwagon, but will it be enough to turn the tide for Microsoft's mobile OS?
Microsoft Edge, IE Now Detect, Block Malicious Ads By Marshall Honorof The latest versions of Microsoft Edge and Internet Explorer can detect and block browser exploit kits, malvertising and drive-by downloads.
Adobe, Microsoft, Apple Patch Dozens of Critical Flaws By Marshall Honorof Adobe, Microsoft and Apple fixed dozens of vulnerabilities, a good deal of which could compromise a computer without any user input.
Kangaroo Mobile Desktop Review By Avram Piltch Editor's Choice One of the best bargains in tech, this $99 Windows 10 mini PC combines solid performance with a host of unique features such as a fingerprint reader, a ports dock and the ability to output to an iPad.
20 Best Windows Store Apps By John Corpuz Windows 10 brings back the Start menu and it's available as a free upgrade (if you're running Windows 8 or 8.1). So what apps should you be using with your new OS? Check out our 20 favorite apps.
Microsoft Reports Onslaught of Tech-Support Scams By Henry T. Casey Microsoft says it's received more than 175,000 reports since it set up its tech-support-scam notification page in May 2014.
Xbox Beta App for Windows 10 Lets You Preview Features By Henry T. Casey Microsoft has released the Xbox Beta app, which lets users test upcoming features of Microsoft's Windows 10 gaming hub.
Microsoft Wants to Project Cortana Onto Your Windshield By Sam Rutherford She's already on smartphones and PCs, but Microsoft's digital assistant Cortana could someday arrive in your car.
HoloLens Developer Kit Coming Next Year By Michael Andronico According to Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella, the company's mixed-reality HoloLens headset could arrive for developers within the year.
Windows 10 May Share Your Wi-Fi Password with Facebook By Henry T. Casey Windows 10's Wi-Fi Sense is meant to get your friends on your Wi-Fi network, but it's actually a dangerous over-sharer.
How to Get Minecraft on Windows 10 By Marshall Honorof You can get the Minecraft: Windows 10 Edition Beta on Microsoft's new OS for free if you've already bought Minecraft for PC or Mac.
Microsoft Takes Next-to-Last Place in Latest Antivirus Tests By Paul Wagenseil World of antivirus testing thrown into chaos as ThreatTrack's VIPRE comes in behind Microsoft Security Essentials.
5 Key Takeaways From Microsoft Build 2015 By Avram Piltch Microsoft's annual developer conference keynote was filled with important news, but most of it was targeted at programmers and IT managers. These are 5 important takeaways from Build that everyone should care about.
HoloLens and Windows 10: Home Entertainment Will Never Be the Same By Michael Andronico Microsoft's latest HoloLens demo shows how the holographic headset can create a killer living room.
Meet Microsoft Edge, Windows 10's New Browser By Sam Rutherford At Build 2015, Microsoft finally revealed the name for its next generation Internet Explorer replacement for Windows 10: Microsoft Edge.
Windows 10 to Support iOS, Android Apps By Michael Andronico Windows 10 will make it easy for iOS and Android apps to make their way to Microsoft devices.
Living with Windows 10: The Best and Worst So Far By Avram Piltch After using Windows 10 Technical Preview as my main OS for over a month, I've found a lot to like about the new operating system, but more than a few bugs and disappointing problems.
Windows 10 Technical Preview Comes to Phones By Michael Andronico Members of the Windows Insider Program can now try out the Windows 10 Technical Preview on select phones.
Raspberry Pi 2: $35 Mini PC Runs Windows 10 By Michael Andronico Available for $35, the Rasberry Pi 2 adds a better processor, more RAM and Windows 10 support to the mini PC.
How to Download and Install Windows 10 Preview By Avram Piltch Microsoft's upcoming operating system isn't in its final version yet, but the preview build of Windows 10 is good enough to use as your every day OS. Here's how to install it on your PC.
HoloLens Hands-on: Microsoft Leapfrogs Apple in Innovation By Mark Spoonauer After experiencing a series of mind-bending HoloLens demos, it's clear that Microsoft has the most ambitious vision yet for computing's future.
Windows 10 Photos vs. Apple Photos: App Face-Off By Sean Captain Microsoft teases new auto-enhancing app that syncs photos across PCs and mobiles via the cloud, resembling Apple's upcoming Photos app.
Microsoft Unveils Spartan Browser With Cortana, Built-in Comments By Sam Rutherford Microsoft demos three new features on its prototype internet browser codenamed Project Spartan, which will ship with Windows 10.
