Windows 8
Amazon accidentally leaks Acer’s 8-inch Windows 8 tablet
For a while now, we have known that Acer is working on an 8-inch tablet to be loaded with Windows 8. Today, Amazon.com accidentally listed the device
The future is bright for Microsoft
Over the last few years, Microsoft has worked hard to transform itself from a software giant into a devices and services company. While some of
Spotify Windows 8 app is being “worked on” for release in the Windows Store
Ever since information about Windows 8‘s consumer preview was announced last year, Spotify users have been requesting a Windows 8 application. Currently, Spotify can only be
What’s on your Windows Blue wish list?
The first major update for Windows 8, Windows 8.1 (codenamed “Blue”) is set to deliver a number of nice features and enhancements, from support for
Windows 8′s Bing News app can’t replace Google Reader yet, but it could with a few changes
Microsoft recently released a new update for the Bing News app on Windows 8, adding support for custom RSS feed aggregation and other features. My
When will the big Xbox Music update finally arrive?
Six months go, Microsoft finally made the transition from Zune to Xbox Music and Xbox Video. But while the initial version of the service is good enough
My great Microsoft Surface customer service experience
When the Microsoft Surface with Windows RT was released last fall, I picked one up immediately. While the Windows RT version isn’t as powerful as
Microsoft reportedly working on a 7-to-8-inch Surface
The rumors of a bite-sized Microsoft Surface tablet are heating up again. This time, they’re coming from the Wall Street Journal, which believes that Microsoft
Five features that should be added to SkyDrive
SkyDrive is a fantastic cloud storage service – I use it very heavily - and it’s getting better all the time. There are, however, a number
Note taking with the Samsung ATIV Smart PC 500T
I purchased my first tablet PC with a stylus way back in 2005, long before touchscreen smartphones and tablets became popular. Even digital inking had
