Windows 7 still in use across hundreds of millions of PCs
Windows 7 is dead, long live Windows 7
Windows 7 users can still upgrade to Windows 10 for free
Microsoft never deactivated Windows 7 and Windows 8.1 validation in its media creation tool
Patent suggests the Surface Pro 8 could be solar powered
Thanks to a unique Type Cover
UK intelligence agency warns against using Windows 7 for internet banking, email as Microsoft's OS reaches EOL
No more security updates for consumers, starting today, though business customers can continue to pay for ongoing support
GTA IV has disappeared from Steam because of Games for Windows Live
Not only does the shooter not run properly on newer systems, Rockstar cannot generate keys to sell it anymore
Microsoft-contracted transcriptionists reportedly failed to properly secure Cortana, Skype voice recordings
Login credentials were sent in 'plaintext' via email
Microsoft launches free tool to identify online child predators
Skimming online chats for those looking to groom children
Windows Terminal update includes a retro-style CRT mode
The update brings an old school touch and improved functionality
Windows 10's next major update could improve system performance with tweaked search indexer
Version 2004 (20H1) will bring a new algorithm for Windows Search aimed at reducing high CPU and disk usage
Turns out, Microsoft's next-gen console will just be called 'Xbox'
Series X is a model name
Xbox Series X is Microsoft's new game console for 2020
Featuring 4K, 60FPS gaming, ray tracing, and more
Microsoft is redesigning the Windows logo and over 100 other app icons
As part of the tech giant's 'Fluent Design' push
Forza Horizon 4 gets a 72-player Battle Royale mode
The game's Series 17 update goes live today on Xbox and PC
Microsoft Teams is now available to Linux users
In the form of a 'public preview'
Microsoft will roll out full-screen Windows 10 upgrade prompts to Windows 7 users in January
Official support for Windows 7 ends January 14, 2020
Wunderlist task management app to shut down in 2020
You've still got several months to make the jump to Microsoft To Do
Microsoft to kill off support for its Windows 10 Mobile Office apps
Another nail in the coffin
Xbox boss confirms next-gen console is out in the wild
Microsoft's Phil Spencer apparently has one in his living room
Farming Simulator 17, My Friend Pedro among 9 games coming soon to Xbox Game Pass for PC
Including free content updates for Sea of Thieves and Dead by Daylight
Game developers reportedly confirm Microsoft will release two Xbox consoles next year
The rumored Lockhart version will be a less powerful, digital-only Xbox
AT&T and Microsoft partnership on network edge compute highlights future of cloud and 5G
Intelligent cloud, a connected edge, and a compute-enabled intelligent network?
Phil Spencer: VR won't be a focus of the next Xbox
The head of Xbox says nobody is asking for virtual reality
Microsoft's Surface Earbuds will miss their holiday launch window
Surface Earbuds won't be available until spring 2020
The History of the Modern Graphics Processor
#ThrowBackThursday While 3D graphics turned a fairly dull PC industry into a light and magic show, they owe their existence to generations of innovative endeavour. This is the first installment on a series of four articles that in chronological order, take an extensive look at the history of the GPU. Going from the early days of 3D consumer graphics, to the 3Dfx Voodoo game-changer, the industry's consolidation at the turn of the century, and today's modern GPGPU.
GLQuake released in 1997 versus original Quake
