The increasing migration of productivity apps to mobile, tells at least one side of the story behind this struggling PC market. Yet, the “mobile revolution” can’t be blamed for that that the PC market has gone through. Consumers want mobility, but they also want a full-size keyboard, and displays big enough to be comfortable doing more than just typing documents.

Microsoft may have finally found a way to throw a serious monkey wrench into its competitors’ gears, namely Nintendo and Sony, by offering something they never could: cross-platform game purchases.

At last, Microsoft has quietly introduced a new section, titled Windows 10 Update History, within the How-to category of the official Windows support site

According to a recent post on ZDNet, penned by internationally published technology author Adrian Kingsley Hughes, older PCs running Windows 10, not only last longer, but run more smoothly than they would with Windows 7, or 8.1.