Plain, simple and straight: Windows 10 will be the last OS of Windows family. Microsoft Corporation (NASDAQ:MSFT) has just cleared the air that was surrounding for months now. Speaking at the on-going multi-day conference, Microsoft Ignite, the company’s developer...

Just two years after the release of Windows 8, Microsoft Corporation (NASDAQ:MSFT) has announced its successor; Windows 10; Yes, they’ve skipped a version number for Windows operating system. Microsoft has set out to correct a lot of mistakes which were...

On April 8 2014, the decade long support from Microsoft Corporation (NASDAQ:MSFT) for Windows XP will be terminated. This means no more security updates, patches, or technical support for the popular OS, which is still running on 30% of...

Last year, Microsoft unveiled its two Windows Tablets, running on Windows RT and Windows 8 Pro. However, Windows tablets are still struggling to entice a significant number of users across the world. More importantly, in Q4 2012, Android first...

Yesterday, Microsoft announced that 64 GB and 128 GB versions of Surface with Windows 8 Pro will be available in early next year at the price tag starting from $899. It will not be a gaffe to compare Windows...

This is the first cut from Microsoft’s Worldwide Partner Conference in Los Angeles. Speaking at WPC, CEO Steve Ballmer has announced that company has sold more than 400 million license copies of Windows 7 since its launch. Adding further...

It’s just less than a month when Microsoft had launched much hyped Internet explorer 9.0 – after prolonged beta test for months – the first platform preview of Internet explorer 10 is already out. Earlier today, at Mix11 developer...

Despite of being tough fight and competition from Google and Apple, Microsoft still stands as first choice of many people. With its undisputed dominance over computer Industry many are passionate about Microsoft still. With such a vast presence, many times its has been talked about company, its people, Bill Gates and roadmap. For those who are still sticking to know more here are few amazing Fun facts which you would love to learn.

Office 2010 is out in the market, on Microsoft’s volume license price lists and installed (at least in Office Starter form) on many new PCs out there. But there are still a couple of complementary technologies that aren’t available yet. I’m not talking about Office Web Apps, the free version of which is still missing some promised functionality, as Microsoft itself has acknowledged. I’m talking about other related technologies of interest to both consumers and smaller business users.

Microsoft Office 2010 hits stores on Tuesday with three versions: Home and Student, Home and Business, and Professional. In stores, the versions will cost $149.99, $279.99, or $499.99 respectively, but by downloading the software and just purchasing a Key Card, the price drops to $119.99, $199.99, and $349.99 respectively.