HP's nearly-perfect Spectre x360 (2016) is now available in new configurations that support an active pen and, optionally, a 4K/UHD display.

As Windows enthusiasts, we often waste time thinking about---and debating---the relative merits of Microsoft's brand names and product versioning.

Earlier this week, I noted that the only way a Windows 10 Cloud edition would make sense is if it could be upgraded to Windows 10 Pro. Today, I can confirm that this is the case.

Today: Windows 10 Insider Preview build 15025 is available in ISO format, Raymond Chen looks at an interesting problem with the Surface power brick, much more.

With the most recent Windows Insider build, we finally get a clear picture of the big changes Microsoft is making to Windows 10 Setup with the Creators Update.

A build of Windows Cloud has leaked and having spent a little bit of time with it, there isn't really that much different about it.

The first images of Microsoft's upcoming OS, Windows Cloud, have leaked and show that the OS will indeed be limited to UWP apps.

The biggest change in my workflow over the years has been a shift from desktop applications to web apps. And my browser of choice remains Google Chrome.

With the understanding that few professional developers will ever re-create their apps for the UWP platform, Microsoft is trying a different tack. Again.

What if you created an apps platform and no one built any apps? That is the problem that Microsoft faces with the Universal Windows Platform (UWP).

Well, it looks like the Creators Update is finally winding down: Microsoft released a new Windows Insider build today, but this one is light on new features.

Microsoft has responded to a reader query about OneDrive and its resiliency against ransomware. And they've got good news.

Microsoft today provided a rundown of the new features we can expect its in Edge web browser in the Windows 10 Creators Update.

I've been kind of biting my tongue on the Windows 10 Cloud rumors because most of what we've read is speculation or misunderstanding.

Microsoft is making big changes to how its Windows org is operated with the new addition of Windows on ARM and Windows Cloud.