The first announced Windows 8 tablet powered by an ARM processor does a lot to explain why Microsoft has persisted in calling any Windows 8 device a PC. The product in question: The Asus Windows RT ...

Ever since I first set my eyes upon the Windows 8 Metro Start screen in June last year, I have wondered about Microsoft's precarious balancing act between Windows 8 and Windows Phone 8. Initially, ...

Lenovo Thursday unveiled the Miix tablet. Running on Windows 8, the Miix comes with an Intel Atom dual-core processor and boasts a 10.1-inch screen with 1,366-x-768 resolution. Using its detachable ...

Buying a new Windows 8 device isn’t as simple as, say, picking up a new Android tablet. The device-spanning nature of the overhauled operating system means Windows works on a vast array of hardware, ...

Windows 8 could put the IT department in the middle of a never-ending fight between end users and the enterprise For all the hype surrounding Microsoft’s upcoming Windows 8 operating system, ...

Windows has long been a cash cow for Microsoft, with nearly every PC sold to both consumers and businesses coming with a license for the operating system. But the rise of tablets, smartphones, and the ...

After hunkering down in the R&D lab for more than three years, Microsoft is finally unveiling Windows 8 on October 26. But the software giant's next-generation and highly anticipated operating system ...

With the traditional PC market in decline, largely due to the mass adoption of tablets, both Microsoft and Intel find themselves in a fierce battle to get their respective products into mobile devices ...

As it stands, the device sports a 10.1-inch multitouch high def screen, an Intel Core i7 Ivy Bridge processor, an unknown (but allegedly beefy) GPU, and two nunchuck-esque controllers mounted to ...

Apple CEO Tim Cook spent much of Wednesday’s new iPad event reminding everyone in the audience of just how wildly successful the iPad has been. It was hard to accuse him of hubris, though. As Dizzy ...

Microsoft will extend SkyDrive from being an online file storage service into what the company calls “a device cloud” that is closely integrated with Windows 8, the next version of the company’s OS.

That's exactly what I'm doing! You nailed it. Guilty as charged. I'm saying that Apple can do it and Microsoft can't. That's my opinion; we'll see if it's borne out. Respectfully, I think you're ...