Microsoft is preparing a big update to Windows 8 that will focus on traditional desktop PC users. While Windows 8 generated mixed opinions, the next version of Windows aims to fix and improve those perceptions with the return of the Start menu, flexible app windowing, virtual desktops, Microsoft’s Cortana digital assistant, and a whole lot more. Follow along here for all the latest news and rumors about Windows 10.
LG brings ultra light Gram laptops to the US as Microsoft Signature Editions
This MacBook Air clone is better in some ways, worse in others
Why Microsoft is giving away Windows 10 for free
A great desktop operating system must be a bridge to the computing platforms that come after mobile
Windows finally has a good web browser
Edge is the browser Windows 10 deserves
What is the best Windows 10 PC?
No better excuse to buy a new PC than a new version of Windows
Which version of Windows 10 should you buy?
Answer: whichever one Microsoft will give you for free
The nine best new features in Windows 10
This time, there are quite a few reasons to upgrade
Windows 10 will cost $119 if you're not eligible for Microsoft's free upgrade
Most people will get it free, but if not, it'll cost the same as Windows 8
Microsoft reportedly working on brand new web browser for Windows 10
A new 'lightweight' browser that isn't Internet Explorer
Leaked Windows 10 build reveals new Xbox app and Cortana integration
An early look at consumer features
Microsoft’s latest Windows 10 preview includes Mac-like trackpad gestures
UI tweaks and new features
Windows 10 touch features available to test in next few months
Arriving by end of year or early 2015
Windows 10: the top 10 most requested features
Microsoft wants feedback and it's getting it
Windows 10 is the official name for Microsoft's next version of Windows
The new Windows is coming in late 2015
Microsoft resurrects its PC hardware conference as Windows 9 looms
Time to make the hardware makers happy
Will the next version of Windows just be called Windows?
Microsoft drops hints in several commercials
Leaked ‘Windows 9’ screenshots offer a closer look at the new Start Menu
An early look at Microsoft's next version of Windows
Microsoft is bringing the Start Menu back
A major desktop revamp will also see apps run in their own windows again
Back to the Start: imagining a better Windows
One designer has an idea for the future of Windows
