Paul Thurrott

Paul Thurrott is an award-winning technology journalist and blogger with 30 years of industry experience and the author of 30 books. He is the owner of Thurrott.com and the host of three tech podcasts: Windows Weekly with Leo Laporte and Richard Campbell, Hands-On Windows, and First Ring Daily with Brad Sams. He was formerly the senior technology analyst at Windows IT Pro and the creator of the SuperSite for Windows from 1999 to 2014 and the Major Domo of Thurrott.com while at BWW Media Group from 2015 to 2023. You can reach Paul via email, Twitter or Mastodon.

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Chaseable Tile Support Begins Showing Up in Windows 10 In-Box Apps

Chaseable Tile Support Begins Showing Up in Windows 10 In-Box Apps

A new Windows Store app platform feature called Chaseable Tiles has started appearing in some…

Netflix 4K Video Comes to Windows 10 ... Sort Of

Netflix 4K Video Comes to Windows 10 … Sort Of

This week, Microsoft claimed that 4K content from Netflix was now available exclusively for Windows…

Thinking About x86 Emulation on ARM

Thinking About x86 Emulation on ARM

A new report about Microsoft working on x86 emulation for the ARM-based versions of Windows…

Instagram Adds Live Videos and Disappearing Photos

Instagram Adds Live Videos and Disappearing Photos

Instagram announced today that it is adding live videos and disappearing photos to its photo-sharing…

Surface Pro 4 is On Sale Too

Surface Pro 4 is On Sale Too

Earlier today, I wrote about a $250 sale on the base model Surface Book. But…

Microsoft Cheapens Windows 10 with Ads

Microsoft Cheapens Windows 10 with Ads

Like its predecessor, Windows 10 is full of advertising. But unlike Windows 8, Windows 10…

Surface Book at $1250: Now We're Talking

Surface Book at $1250: Now We’re Talking

The base model Surface Book is now on sale for $1250 at the Microsoft Store,…

Windows Holographic: A Familiar Battle Between Minimum and Recommended Specs
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Windows Holographic: A Familiar Battle Between Minimum and Recommended Specs (Premium)

Don't be fooled: As is always the cast, Microsoft's minimum requirements in no way map…

Thurrott Daily: November 20

Thurrott Daily: November 20

Today: Microsoft to tie executive bonuses to company diversity goals, Red Hat thinks Microsoft is…

Bundled Mobile Apps are a Bright Spot for Windows 10

Bundled Mobile Apps are a Bright Spot for Windows 10

The quality of the UWP apps that Microsoft bundles with Windows 10, and the speed…

Project Fi in The Netherlands: Seamless, Inexpensive Connectivity

Project Fi in The Netherlands: Seamless, Inexpensive Connectivity

I was able to experience the magic of Project Fi cellular access in Europe for…

Thurrott Daily: November 19

Thurrott Daily: November 19

Today: Microsoft improves Ink support in Windows Maps, Battlefield 1 enjoys one month in the…

Microsoft Issues Surface Book Firmware Updates, No Explanation

Microsoft Issues Surface Book Firmware Updates (Updated)

Surface Book owners can look forward to a new set of firmware updates in Windows…

Xbox Scorpio Will Be a Premium Console. Obviously

Xbox Scorpio Will Be a Premium Console. Obviously

Next year's Xbox "Project Scorpio" console will be higher-priced than the affordable Xbox One S.…

Microsoft Launches Its Biggest Black Friday Sale Ever

Microsoft Launches Its Biggest Black Friday Sale Ever

Starting today, Xbox fans can save big on consoles, accessories and games as part of…

The Biggest Problem with Windows Today? The Past
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The Biggest Problem with Windows Today? The Past

Windows 10 is an amalgamation of the old and the new, but it is the…

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