Windows 8 Central: News
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And the study says: Windows 8 users rarely touch Metro apps
If you were going to sum up Windows 8 in a single sentence, "It's all about the apps" would do the trick. And that's why a new study from Soluto, a company that offers a remote troubleshooting tool for Windows PCs, suggests a somewhat stark reality for Microsoft's new-look operating system.
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In Pictures: 12 ways Windows 8 dominates the OS competition
Don't let all the Live Tile bashing fool you. Windows 8 still dominates the OS competition in a dozen crucial aspects.
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In Pictures: Windows Blue - a sneak peek
An update to Windows 8 is in the works, codenamed Windows Blue.
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Five issues Microsoft must fix in Office Web apps
I'm all in with Microsoft. I've got Windows 8 running on my primary work machine, I subscribe to Office 365 Home Premium , and I use almost every online consumer service that the company offers.
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Smaller Windows 8 tablets will be huge
Microsoft has confirmed that smaller Windows 8 tablets will come to market in the near future. These will fill a gap in the Windows ecosystem and boost demand for Windows 8 by addressing key downsides to the early Surface tablets.
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In Pictures: 10 nifty Windows 8 apps -- all free
Need help negotiating the corporate landscape? Want to track your network usage? Just looking for a fun little time-waster? These free apps for Windows 8 can help.
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New Windows 8 Blue leak shows more refinements
Microsoft just can't seem to keep a lid on it: A new development version of Windows 8.1, aka Windows Blue, was leaked this week on P2P sites, showing some new tweaks and improvements.
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In Pictures: 8 ways Microsoft could improve Windows 8
Here is our wish list of things we’d love to see in an update or service pack for Windows 8.
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In Pictures: How to solve Windows 8 crashes
Like any computer operating system, Windows 8 can fall over. Luckily, there is an easy way to diagnose the cause of most crashes.
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Microsoft slashes prices on Windows 8 hybrids and tablets
Now's a good time to buy a Windows 8 tablet or hybrid for cheap, with Microsoft slashing prices on several PCs in its online store.
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In Pictures: Touch and go, 11 new Windows 8 input devices tested
While there’s a lot more going on under hood, touch control is the singular Windows 8 feature that fundamentally changes how you interact with your notebook, tablet, or desktop PC.
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Windows 8 Music app update hits the right notes but gets no standing ovation
The Windows app update parade keeps on marching. Mere hours after an update for Windows 8's Mail, Calendar, and People apps popped up in the Windows Store, the operating system's baked-in Music app is receiving a refresh of its own, though the alterations are subtle tweaks rather than a substantial overhaul.
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Deep inside Windows Blue: 10 coolest features in Microsoft's leaked OS
After an abundance of rumors, whispers, and slip-ups in job postings, we now have more concrete evidence of Microsoft's secretive Windows Blue operating system: An honest-to-goodness leak of an early build of the OS.
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IN PICTURES: 2013 ARN ICT Industry Awards Judges' Lunch (slideshow 2 - 33 photos)
The 2013 ARN ICT Industry Awards were launched in true style at the Ivy Sunroom in Sydney with the annual Judges' Lunch. It was a fitting kick-off to the 2013 ARN ICT Industry Awards which will be held at a Black Tie gala dinner on Wednesday, September 18, at the Hilton Hotel in Sydney.
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Microsoft teasers, tips and tidbits: 5 things to know now
Microsoft has had a busy week, judging from the breadth of the buzz about the company's next ventures. Windows 8 is shipping on all its myriad platforms; now what?
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Judges' Lunch launches 2013 ARN IT Industry Awards (slideshow 1 - 35 photos)
The 2013 ARN ICT Industry Awards were launched in true style at the Ivy Sunroom in Sydney with the annual Judges' Lunch.
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As Windows RT doubts mount, Microsoft exec claims 'bright future' for OS
Consumers and PC makers might be turned off by Windows RT. Microsoft doesn't share their ambivalence.
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Windows 8 app store growth slows
Microsoft launched a Windows 8 app-for-cash promotion this week because growth of the company's app store has slowed this quarter, an analyst has argued.
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In Pictures: Top Metro apps for Windows 8 power users
The Windows 8 Metro application ecosystem is evolving. Here are 17 early entrants worth adding to your tablet or PC
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Windows Phone 8 support ends in 2014. Then what?
The countdown for Microsoft to end support of Windows Phone 8 and 7.8 has already started, and the two mobile operating systems could be orphaned as soon as the second half of 2014, according to Microsoft's own support calendar.
New Gateway Anti-Malware Technology Sets the Bar for Web Threat Protection (Sponsored by McAfee)
The latest version of the flagship McAfee® Gateway Anti-Malware technology adapts to new threats and plans for future threats with a modular design that allows for the easy addition of components for maximum flexibility for future malicious exploit trends.
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