Windows stories - Page 24

Exol parts ways with Dell after a 3-year partnership, making waves by joining forces with Fujitsu to distribute its tech range in NZ.

Microsoft rolls out IE10 preview for Windows 7, promising improved performance but says it won't vastly differ from IE9.

Steven Sinofsky leaves as Windows executives Julie Larson-Green and Tami Reller take expanded roles in company shake-up.

Bitdefender finds Windows 8 prone to malware, with a 15% vulnerability rate even with Windows Defender activated.

Microsoft lands a £9.8m deal with the Environmental Protection Agency, marking a significant cloud victory with Office 365 set to empower 25,000 employees.

SurfCast sues Microsoft over patent infringement of 'live' tiles in Windows 8, demanding damages as tension surrounds the new OS's innovative feature.

Microsoft has sold four million upgrades for Windows 8 since its launch three days ago, according to CEO Steve Balmer.

Offering consumers protection of their digital lives on all Windows 8 compatible devices at home or on the go.

Microsoft debuts Windows Phone 8, offering a personal phone experience that connects people and things that matter most.

New Zealand-based MEA Mobile launches its iSupr8 vintage film app for Windows 8, expanding their iOS expertise to Microsoft's new platform.

Auckland man makes history, purchasing the world's first copy of Windows 8 at Harvey Norman's, eager for its innovative features.

Microsoft launches Windows 8, its biggest overhaul in 20 years, outshining Windows 95's legacy, says CEO Ballmer in Auckland.

Skype unveils its Windows 8 version, marking its first major update since joining Microsoft. The app promises to be always on, seamless, and user-friendly.

Samsung New Zealand unveils the ATIV Smart PC and Smart PC Pro, versatile devices running Windows 8, priced from NZD $1,299 and NZD $1,999 respectively.

Microsoft's Windows 8 challenges Apple with superior screen resolution and advanced features, hinting at a PC rebirth.

Windows 8 introduces a touchscreen interface and a host of new apps, marking Microsoft's biggest OS update since Windows 95.

Microsoft is urging resellers to get up close and personal with Windows 8, with roadshows and reseller summits kicking off this month.

It's an odd position, after all these years, to be firmly on the side of the company which for good reason became known as 'the Beast of Redmond'.

After three years in development, Windows 8 has finally been unleashed in all its glory – and with a slimmed down four versions.

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