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Popcorn Time for desktop gets major update to 5.0 including touch screen support
The team behind Popcorn Time have unveiled beta 5.0 for desktop users, the next step in their Popcorn Time Revolution.
Homegrown Chinese desktop, set-top, mobile OS coming in October?
Homegrown Chinese desktop, set-top, mobile OS coming in October?
HP unveils $199 Windows laptop, targeting Chromebooks
Microsoft and HP have teamed up to take on Chromebooks, launching the HP Stream 14 at just $199, even undercutting most of the Google-backed cloud-based systems.
Asus shows off new 5-in-1 hybrid Transformer Book V
Asus has used Computex to unveil their new crazy Transformer Book V (Roman numeral for five), a Windows laptop that is also a tablet and has a detachable Android phone.
Android, iOS still dominate tablet market, Windows reaches 6 percent share
Overall, global shipments reached 57.6 million for the Q1, with Android and iOS dominating as expected.
Plex is coming to the Xbox One via a third-party developer
Thanks to the Xbox One's independent developer program, it appears that a Plex client is on the way for the console.
Facebook Messenger on Windows shutting down next week
Facebook has confirmed that its Facebook Messenger for Windows service will be shutting down effective March 3rd.
Google, VMware team up to bring Windows to Chromebooks
Google has partnered with software maker VMWare in an effort to bring Windows to Chromebooks.
Report: Next Windows update to bring back Start menu
According to Paul Thurrott, Microsoft is planning to bring the entire Start Menu back with the next edition of Windows.
Microsoft turns 30 years old
Microsoft's Windows operating system turned 30 on November 10th, after first being unveiled in 1983 by founder Bill Gates.
Sony PS4 controller will work with Windows PCs from launch
Sony has confirmed that the upcoming Sony PlayStation 4 DualShock 4 controller will work with Windows PCs and Windows games right out of the box.
International Space Station makes move away from Windows to Linux
Needed stable OS
Windows 8 continues slow growth in global operating system market share
Windows 7 and Windows XP remain champs
John Carmack: Porting games to Linux not worth it
Improved emulation would be a better alternative
Nokia moves a step closer to Windows tablets
Nokia CEO Stephen Elop would not officially confirm it, but the exec made more statements suggesting that the phone maker will be building a ......
Android 4.0 ported to Windows PCs, tablets
"WindowsAndroid" has ported Android 4.0 to Windows PCs and tablets, giving fans a chance to use the mobile operating system on their devices.
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Microsoft signs $617 million contract with Department of Defense for products
Microsoft has signed its largest ever contract with the U.S. Department of Defense.
At $617 million, the contract will give the Air Force, ......
Windows XP falls below 40 percent market share
According to NetApplications, Windows XP has fallen below 40 percent market for the first time since it passed the mark a decade ago.
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Windows 'Blue' is the future, with yearly updates
If Zdnet is to be believed, Microsoft may be moving away from their current 3-year Windows release cycle, moving instead to yearly updates.
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Report: Windows 8 PC sales well below projections
According to Paul Thurrott, sales of Windows 8 PCs are well below the company's internal projections.
Perhaps more notably, the well-known ......
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