Latest from Nick Heath
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Windows 10 apps on an open-source OS? ReactOS gains experimental support for latest Windows software
ReactOS is a free and open-source, Windows-compatible OS that looks similar to Windows XP -- now with experimental support for Windows 10 software.
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Windows 10 S Mode U-turn: Unlocking PCs will be free, says Microsoft
"All editions" of Windows 10 will be able to run in S Mode, a setup Microsoft believes will help prevent novice users from clogging up machines with crapware.
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Windows 10: Here's how to get the latest apps before anyone else
The Windows App Preview Program will allow anyone to test out new versions of apps by joining the Windows Insider Program.
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Windows 10: Some of 2018's biggest new features are now available to try
New features that promise to make meaningful changes to Windows have been rolled out to PCs testing early builds of Windows 10 under the Insider program.
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Windows 10: Here are the big new features to look out for in 2018
Due to the public way in which Windows is tested, we already know about many of the new features headed to Windows 10 next year.
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Windows 10 new Sets feature will bring tabbed windows to the desktop
Within weeks, Microsoft will begin testing what it calls Sets, which will allow users to group together related apps, documents, files and websites into separate tabs in a single desktop window.
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Microsoft to close Windows 10 free upgrade loophole
The last remaining way for Windows 7 and 8.1 users to claim the upgrade is using what the "assistive technologies" exception, which is now coming to an end.
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How to delay upgrading to the Windows 10 Fall Creators Update
There are various options for putting off the upgrade, depending on which version of Windows 10 you are running.
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Windows 10: Get ready for PCs with 'beyond all-day' battery life
In a demo at Computex tech conference in Taiwan, Qualcomm revealed new details about forthcoming Windows 10 PCs running on the ARM-based Snapdragon 835 chipset used in high-end smartphones.
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Microsoft to devs: Here's a bigger toolkit for adding AI to your apps
Microsoft is increasing what is available as part of its Microsoft Cognitive Services Suite, it announced at its developer-focused Build conference yesterday.