Firefox for Windows 8 Metro Makes Progress
With Windows 8 comes a fundamental shift in the Windows operating system world that will have significant consequences for users and developers.
With Windows 8 comes a fundamental shift in the Windows operating system world that will have significant consequences for users and developers.
When you look at the number of Windows 7 editions available you may have the feeling that a computer science degree would help you tremendously pick the right e
If you have followed the development of Microsoft's upcoming operating system Windows 8 up to this point you know that the OS will ship with a store for Metro a
Mozilla plans to release a version of the browser for Microsoft's upcoming Metro user interface that ships with the Windows 8 operating system.
With Windows 8 shipping without a start menu, third party solutions are starting to be released to fill the gap for users who prefer to use a start menu in Micr
Microsoft is keeping everyone guessing about the release date of both the Windows 8 RTM version and the final version.
When you cannot play a media file on your system, it is usually because a codec that is missing to play that file on the operating system.
As I write this I'm sitting in a hotel room in Bradford, West Yorkshire (UK) getting ready to give a talk tonight to a large IT user group about Windows 8.
Whatever Microsoft may be saying about how great the Windows 8 Consumer Preview is, there can be little doubt that it's provoking some very strong reactions.
The two user interfaces that Windows 8 ships with make it more time and development intensive for developers to provide a working software version for both inte
As the author of the Microsoft Press book, Troubleshooting Windows 7 Inside Out you might expect with a new version of Windows now upon us I'd be thinking about
Have you ever watched someone with little computing experience use a computer? If you ever worked tech support or are the go-to guy when tech issues come up, yo
If you have followed the development progress of Microsoft's upcoming operating system Windows 8 closely, you may know that it ships with two different versions
I've had a good few days now to delve deep into Windows 8 and I've decided what I think is good, great, bad and awful about the OS.
With Microsoft's decision to pull the classic start menu from the upcoming Windows 8 operating system, came a rise of third party solutions to bring back the st
I have now begun to write "The Windows 8 Power Users Guide" in anger, having spent a few days having a deep dig into the Consumer Preview of the operating syste
When I came to review the Windows 8 Consumer Preview I decided that the best way to do it was to split it into separate reviews for the different types of peopl
Before you consider installing a version of Windows 8, you should make sure that all of your third party devices work fine with the operating system.
One of the biggest concerns IT Pros and businesses had about Windows 8 was the hiding of the administrative and computer management features in the OS.
In order to properly review Windows 8, as Microsoft have said that they consider it to be essentially finished and feature-locked, I thought it would be best to
Microsoft has removed the start menu for good in the Windows 8 Consumer Preview version that was released yesterday.
With the start menu gone for good in Microsoft's upcoming operating system Windows 8, some users have run into problems shutting down the PC properly.
Even if you are a tech savvy user, it will take some time before you understand the workflow and functionality of Microsoft's new Windows 8 operating system.
Microsoft has released several beta versions of upcoming products.
The waiting and uncertainty are finally over and at long last all our questions will be answered as Microsoft are set to release the Windows 8 Consumer Preview
There are not many Windows 8 features that excite me as much as the planned integration of Microsoft's online storage and document editing service SkyDrive in t
Unless you hadn't noticed, Microsoft are gearing up for the release of the Windows 8 (beta) Consumer Preview publicly in just over a week, but others, such as o
I've written a lot about Windows 8 over the last few days as we approach the release of the Consumer Preview at the end of this month.
If you are a regular reader of this blog, you know that Microsoft's upcoming operating system Windows 8 will ship with two different interfaces.
It's not that long ago, really not a distant memory, when Microsoft were hauled before regulators in the US and Europe for several years over the anti-competiti
Yesterday Microsoft finally announced their plans for Windows 8 running on ARM-designed processors.
The beta "Consumer Preview" version of Microsoft's new Windows 8 operating system could be released on Wednesday 29th February.
In case you missed it, we've had a great Windows 8 discussion going on here at gHacks in the last couple of days, one that is no doubt set to continue for [&hel
Yesterday Martin wrote up his thoughts and concerns about the forthcoming Windows 8 operating system from Microsoft.
As a Windows user, I'm keeping a close eye on all Windows 8 development tidbits and leaks that I can find online and offline.
It is widely expected that when Microsoft launch the Windows 8 beta in a few weeks that it will be labelled the "Windows 8 Consumer Preview".
With the Windows 8 Beta just around the corner, it is becoming easier to see into which direction Microsoft is heading in regards to the final version of the op
Microsoft revealed additional information about the Windows Store that the company plans to integrate into the Windows 8 operating system yesterday.
The closer we get to the unveiling of the Windows 8 beta, the more I'm thinking about the impact (or not) this operating system is going to have on the world.
As we approach the beta of Windows 8 I've been thinking more about Windows tablets, and on our sister site Windows8News I've today written an article about the