Debuting in Windows 8 RTM this week, the new Bing app uses the familiar tile style to display your search results. Lance Whitney Contributing Writer Lance Whitney is a freelance technology writer and ...

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When Microsoft introduced Windows 8 in 2012, it ushered in some of the biggest changes in Windows history. Windows 8 is meant to be a single software working seamlessly across traditional laptops, ...

As Microsoft developed Windows 10, did it go to school on InfoWorld's Windows Red proposal for an improved version of Windows 8? Here's the evidence -- you decide Exactly two years and two months ago, ...

Windows 8, introduced in 2012, ushered in some of the biggest changes in Windows history. Windows 8 is meant to be a single piece of software that works seamlessly across traditional laptops, hybrids, ...