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New Windows 10 Technical Preview build available (build 9860)
By anyweb,
There's a new build available (build 9860), and you can get it like so, click on the start icon, type in Windows Update Settings as shown below
when Windows Update Settings opens up, select Preview Builds and then select Download now
after it's downloaded you'll be prompted to install it,
and after a short installation, you'll be prompted to restart, you can choose restart Now or delay it for up to 8 hours via the drop down menu
for more info about what's new
Windows Server Technical Preview – New/Removed Windows Server Roles and Features
By AdinE,
You all may be aware that Microsoft released the new Windows 10 Technical Preview. But what you might not know is that Microsoft also released the Windows Server Technical Preview. There is no official version/naming that I am aware of, but for reference the build version is 6.4.9841.0.
In addition to the similar changes previewed in the Windows 10 Technical Preview (i.e. multiple desktops, the start menu, etc.), there are some server-specific changes we can observe.
For reference, here
The Windows 10 launch video is now available
By anyweb,
here's some videos of the Windows 10 Launch from yesterday, have a look to see what's coming later today :-)
and (no audio)
Windows 10 - built from the ground up for a mobile-first, cloud-first world
By anyweb,
Just when we were all getting used to the idea of Windows 9, Microsoft decided to call it.....
Windows 10
Yup, Windows 10. Windows 10 will be shipping "later in the year" in 2015. Here's a nice video introducing Windows 10.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=84NI5fjTfpQ
Windows 10 represents the first step of a whole new generation of Windows. Windows 10 unlocks new experiences for customers to work, play and connect. Windows 10 embodies what our custom
September 30th slated as the invite only media event for the enterprise friendly release of the next version of Windows
By anyweb,
Windows 9, Threshold, or the 'next version of Windows', whatever you want to call it there's an invite only event happening in San Francisco on September 30th where Microsoft will showcase a technology preview version of 'the next release of Windows...'.
If you didn't get the invite don't feel too bad, neither did we, however if previous events are anything to go by it'll more than likely by broadcast live via the web also (which is good news for us). This technology preview will probab
Windows 9 early build shows start menu in action
By anyweb,
German site WinFuture.de has released a video of a leaked Windows 9 (codenamed Threshold build 9834) that shows the new start menu that could be coming to us in a couple of weeks if all goes well.
Here's a screenshot of the new startmenu (source: winbeta)
and here's the video of the startmenu in action
https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=--wgAsHWNRE
Microsoft's stock price is at the highest level since 1999
By anyweb,
According to this data on finance.Yahoo.com Microsot's stock price is at it's highest trading level since 1999 when the dot-com boom was in full swing.
Neowin have stated that this is probably due to a couple of factors.
"The less likely (but still slightly plausible) reason is that Wall Street likes the new Lumias that were announced at IFA this week. What is more plausible is that the rumors of the upcoming announcement of the next version of Windows at the end of this month could
Windows 8.1 overtakes Windows 8 worldwide
By anyweb,
Microsoft staff will likely be raising a glass or two, thanks to the latest available data. According to new data released by StatCounter on Tuesday, the latest version of Windows, Windows 8.1 has overtaken its predecessor Windows 8 for the first time, in terms of internet usage worldwide.
The research firm's data shows Windows 8.1 has grown steadily to 7.5 percent in August, passing Windows 8's share of 6.6 percent. In the UK market the software giant's operating system (covering deskt