For those considering a move to Windows 8: If you don’t do it soon, the upgrade could get a lot more expensive.
Why a Windows 8 downgrade could be best for businesses
Two months after its release, Windows 8 adoption has been slow to catch on – especially among businesses.
Upgrading to Windows 8? Most IT pros say no
Microsoft has finished building Windows 8 and will release it at the end of October. What do IT pros think about the upcoming operating system?
Windows 8 will be here in October, Microsoft says
It’s what tech industry analysts have been predicting for a while, but Microsoft has officially announced that its next operating system, Windows 8, will be available this October.
Microsoft: IT and business will love Windows 8
We recently listed some of the reasons tech experts believe Windows 8 will be a nightmare for businesses and IT departments. Not surprisingly, Microsoft has stepped up to defend its upcoming operating system.
Why IT will hate Windows 8
Microsoft recently launched the Windows 8 Release Preview. What do early reviews say about the upcoming operating system? That depends on whether it’s installed on a tablet or a PC.
Microsoft ends Mainstream Support for Vista
As if businesses using Windows Vista needed more encouragement to move away from the much-maligned operating system, Microsoft has given them another good reason to upgrade to Windows 7.
Windows 8: Half who’ve tried the OS don’t recommend it
Microsoft recently released the Consumer Preview of its upcoming Windows 8 operating system – and the reception is lukewarm so far, according to one recent survey.
More people running Windows 7 than XP, report says
Many businesses are still clinging to their old Windows XP installations, but as the end of support for that operating system draws near, Windows 7 is taking over as the more frequently installed OS.
Microsoft to businesses: Don’t wait for Windows 8
We’ve written before about how some tech experts recommend companies still running Windows XP start upgrading to Windows 7 soon, rather than wait for the next version of the operating system to come out. Apparently, Microsoft feels the same way.