Windows 10 For Phones: Top Features By Michael Andronico From a cleaner interface to a floating keyboard and improved messaging, here are our favorite Windows Phone 10 features.
Samsung ATIV One 7 Is World's First Curved All-in-One By Michael Andronico Samsung's ATIV One 7 brings curved displays to the all-in-one PC, while offering nifty features like sleep-mode music playback.
Siri vs. Cortana vs. Google Now: Why Apple’s Siri Is Best By Tomsguide Siri still leads after six rounds of competition, evaluating everything from speed and accuracy to the interface and special features.
Wickr Launches Desktop Private-Messaging Application By Jill Scharr Secure messaging app Wickr launches desktop clients for Windows, Mac and Linux, letting users switch between desktop and mobile.
Windows 10 (Finally) Gives Power to the People By Avram Piltch Windows 10 is a big improvement over Windows 9. Has Microsoft finally learned to listen to it's users?
IE, Flash Player Patched in Microsoft, Adobe Updates By Jill Scharr Microsoft and Adobe release security updates for software including Internet Explorer and Adobe Flash Player.
Java Promises Continued Windows XP Support By Jill Scharr The XPocalypse isn't so bad: Java updates and security patches on the retired Windows XP OS will continue, says Oracle — at least for now.
Microsoft, Adobe July Updates: What You Need to Know By Jill Scharr From Microsoft's July Patch Tuesday updates to Adobe's 'Rosetta Flash' fix, here's what you need to know to keep your computer safe.
Video Tuner is Like a Free iMovie for Windows Phone By Cherlynn Low Microsoft's new video editing app for Windows Phone 8.1 is a free, richly featured offering.
April Windows 7 Patch Needed to Get June IE Updates By Jill Scharr Windows 7 users must install Microsoft's April monthly software updates in order to receive future Internet Explorer 11 patches.
How to Turn on Your PC's Firewall By Dann Berg Your Windows PC's firewall is a strong defense against malware, hackers and other sorts of Internet nasties. Here's how to turn it on.
10 Worst Bloatware Apps and How to Remove Them By Avram Piltch From pricey navigation services to cheesy ringtone stores, these are the worst bloatware apps on Android and Windows Phone.
40 Free and Useful Windows Applications By John Corpuz From maintenance utilities and image editing software to security tools and torrent clients, these are the very best free Windows apps.
How to Migrate from Windows XP By Tom's Guide Staff, Fahmida Y. Rashid In April, Microsoft will stop supporting Windows XP. If you're still running it, here's how to migrate to a better, safer operating system.
Survive the XPocalypse: 10 Tips to Keep Running It Safely By Paul Wagenseil Follow this advice to keep using Windows XP safely even after Microsoft ends support.
How to Block a Number On Windows Phone 8 By Cherlynn Low You can block calls and SMS messages from specific numbers on Windows Phone. Here are step by step instructions on how to do it.
Is It Still Safe for Businesses to Use Windows XP? By Sue Marquette Poremba Many businesses cling to Windows XP despite the imminent end of Microsoft support. What kind of security problems do they face?
Microsoft Offers $100 to Cash-Strapped Windows XP Users By Paul Wagenseil Microsoft is offering $100 off new computers for people who need to trade up from Windows XP machines, but there are a few catches.
How to Encrypt Your Files and Folders By Jill Scharr When it comes to encrypting your files, you have a lot of options. Here are a few good ways to encrypt your files and folders.
Still Running Windows XP? Here's What to Do When Support Ends By Linda Rosencrance After April 8, Microsoft is yanking support for Windows XP. But what if you can't upgrade? Here's what to do.
Stealthy Botnet Bug Infects Macs, PCs, Linux Machines By Paul Wagenseil A sophisticated Java-based Trojan herds Macs, PCs and Linux machines alike into cyberattack-launching botnets.
Beats Music Review By Michael Andronico Beats Music brings finely curated playlists and deep personalization to the world of music streaming, complete with a sleek interface and millions of songs.
Microsoft Grants XP Anti-Virus Software a Reprieve By Paul Wagenseil Microsoft flip-flops on last week's decision, decides to extend Windows XP version of Microsoft Security Essentials until July 2015.
Microsoft Ending Anti-Virus Protection for Windows XP By Elizabeth Palermo Not only is Microsoft ending support for Windows XP in April, it's also ending updates for its own anti-virus software on XP.
Are Windows 8.1's Security Improvements Worth the Upgrade? By Linda Rosencrance Windows 8.1 added significant security enhancements, but how much difference will they make for the average end user?
3D-Printing Apps for Windows 8.1 Start to Arrive By Richard Baguley 3D-printer manufacturer MakerBot has released a driver for Windows 8.1, and other companies are soon to follow.
What Does Windows 8.1 Support for 3D Printers Mean? By Richard Baguley Windows 8.1 will make using a 3D printer as easy as sending documents to a paper printer — once 3D printer makers write the required software.
How to Download and Install Windows 8.1 By Avram Piltch Here's a step by step tutorial on how to download Windows 8.1 and install Microsoft's latest OS on your PC.
25 Free and Useful Windows Desktop Gadgets By John Corpuz Windows Gadgets remain a powerful addition to any Windows 7 or Vista PC. Here are 25 options that work well on either OS.
Zero-Day Browser Exploit Prompts Urgent Microsoft Fix-It By Paul Wagenseil Microsoft warns users of Internet Explorer about a new browser-based exploit; the fix is temporary and doesn't cover all users.
