A Samsung executive claims Windows 8 is no better than Windows Vista. He also stated that Microsoft Surface is lackluster and not selling well.
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The update promises under-the-hood improvements, UI changes, low-power consumption — among other things.
IE 10 is finally available to users who haven't upgraded to Windows 8 Microsoft has finally released Internet Explorer 10 for users who haven't upgraded to Windows 8 just yet.
Starting this Sunday, Feb. 24, Windows 8 touchscreen PCs will be $100 off on Best Buy, an the promotion lasts until March 7.
One of the main problems with Skype for Windows 8/RT was the inability to share files with friends. However, this problem is no more as the newest version of the application allows for this to happen with relative ease.
In an apparent nod to Microsoft's Windows 8 touch-friendly UI, Google will begin selling Chromebooks with touchscreens this year.
LG is preparing to enter the Windows 8 hybrid laptop market with the Tab-Book. The company plans to showcase this device at the Mobile World Congress set to kick off in Barcelona in 2013.
The Microsoft-branded Surface Pro with Windows 8 is available for consumer purchase, and is apparently doing fairly well thus far. However, there are some folks who would rather to own a different brand of Windows 8 tablet, or it could be that the Surface doesn't quite meet their needs.
Mozilla has been promising a Windows 8 Metro styled Firefox browser for a long time, now it seems the company is ready to own up to its words. Mozilla released a new build of it browser recently; this build follows the design of a Windows 8 app.
The rumors of Nokia releasing a Windows 8 tablet are starting to heat up as we get closer to Mobile World Congress. The first picture of the tablet appeared briefly at a Nokia Lumia 620 launch in Pakistan.
BlueStacks, a company known for bringing Android apps to Windows and Macs, has just announced a new Surface Pro-optimized, Windows 8 version of its App Player that allows running Android apps on Windows and Macs.
Microsoft could be working on a common marketplace, which would integrate the Windows 8 and Windows Phone 8 apps, if reports are to be believed.