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I'm excited by the pace at which Microsoft has improved Windows 10 since its initial release. This new strategy of keeping Windows evergreen is paying off.

Microsoft has released another Windows 10 build to Insiders on the Fast ring, and this one actually addresses a number of complaints that users have had.

Last week, I explained why Windows Store was Windows 10's biggest problem. This week, Microsoft defended Windows Store, and then promised to improve it.

In this second article in my series about performing a crapware-free clean install of Windows 10 on a new PC, I look at a critical step: Disaster recovery.

On October 6, 2015 Microsoft will finally unleash new Windows 10 hardware devices at a special media event in New York City. Here's what I expect.

Windows 10 isn't perfect. Indeed, there are two related issues that I think of, collectively, as Windows 10's Achilles Heel. And there is no fix in sight.

Over the next week or so, I'm going to upgrade my wife's and kids' PCs to Windows 10. And with such frequently-used PCs, there's no guarantee of success.

To the click-baiters, Microsoft is "aggressively pushing" its new web browser, Edge, when users search for alternative browsers using its Bing search engine

Windows 10 really expands on your options for taking screenshots. Indeed, there are almost too many ways to take screenshots in Windows 10.

At its Friday address at IFA 2015 in Berlin today, Microsoft provided a demo of Windows 10 before launching into a list of new Windows 10-powered PCs.

This week, Microsoft added instant language translation capabilities to Cortana in Windows 10 in the US and China. So let's see how it works.

What do you get when you combine the versatility of the Yoga lineup of convertible laptops with the legendary quality and durability of ThinkPad?

It's impossible to look at the Lenovo Miix 700 and not see a Surface knock-off. But to be fair, it also fixes some of Surface's biggest shortcomings.

It's time to take a look at how you can have the best and most error-free Windows 10 experience possible, even when you buy a new PC with crapware.

Barely a week after it issued its first post-RTM build of Windows 10 for PCs and tablets to Insiders, Microsoft has made a second TH2 build available.

In just one month, Windows 10 has rocketed to an unprecedented user base of 75 million. Success? That word doesn't even begin to describe Windows 10.

We're just one month in and Windows 10 is an astonishing success story: Microsoft announced this morning that over 75 million PCs are running Windows 10.