This month's release of Windows 10 ushers in the next era of Microsoft.
- By Jeffrey Schwartz
- 07/01/2015
Microsoft is building a stronger bridge between Windows Server and Microsoft Azure, but it'll also manage AWS, VMware and OpenStack infrastructure and services.
- By Jeffrey Schwartz
- 06/26/2015
The company said that it is being done to provide customers with control over which updates to install.
IT pros largely won't be rolling out Windows 10 at a brisk pace when the new operating system gets released this year, according to a recent industry survey.
Redmond's focus on its Xbox and PC gaming brands tie directly to the future success of both Windows 10 and mobile development.
- By Mary Jo Foley
- 06/22/2015
Microsoft notified its Windows 10 preview test-program participants today that they can still continue as "Windows Insider" testers even after the operating system's July 29 commercial release.
Microsoft is planning to compel organizations to install updates to Windows 10 by a certain period of time.
While windows 8.1 does prioritize SSD storage, it may need some tweaking to get it working properly.
Microsoft plans to release Azure Active Directory Connect commercially in "the next week or two."
Could Windows 10 be the last traditional OS Microsoft releases?
The ability to use the same apps for your Windows PC and Windows Phone does work as advertised.
Organizations considering Windows 10 upgrade options will be steered, to a great degree, by Microsoft's coming service-branch options, which will affect browser choice.
Plus, Microsoft turns on HTTP Strict Transport Security for Internet Explorer 11.
Microsoft has a plan for unifying all your desktop, mobile and even sundry device applications onto a single target with the new Universal Windows Platform.
- By Michael Desmond
- 06/08/2015
Cloud and mobility provides wider desktop virtualization options. Citrix and VMware remain the leaders, but Microsoft and others gain ground.
- By Jeffrey Schwartz
- 06/04/2015