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Microsoft Is Bringing Linux Distros to Windows 10

Microsoft is doubling down on its support for Linux by announcing that three of the most popular Linux distros are coming to the Windows Store.

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Opera Reborn Adds Easy Access to Messaging Apps

Opera is changing things up once more. The company considers its latest changes innovative enough to justify giving the new version of Opera the codename of "Reborn".

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Microsoft Unveils a Streamlined Version of Windows 10

Microsoft has unveiled a new version of Windows 10 called Windows 10 S. This is Microsoft's answer to Chrome OS, and the new streamlined version of Windows 10 is being targeted mainly at students.

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Microsoft: Don't Install the Windows 10 Creators Update!

Microsoft is warning users not to install the Windows 10 Creators Update manually. Why? Because the company cannot guarantee you won't experience "issues" during installation.

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The Original StarCraft Is Now Free on PC and Mac

StarCraft is regarded as one of the best real-time strategy games of all time. And Blizzard is now giving it away on PC and Mac completely for free.

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Windows 10 Creators Update Introduces New Pause Update Button

The Windows 10 Creators Update is rolling out to Windows 10 PCs across the world. The massive Windows 10 update is packed full of features, like the new Pause Update button. Let's take a quick look!

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You Can Now Download Netflix Content on Windows 10

Netflix subscribers can now download content to watch offline on Windows 10. This means there's finally a reason to install the Windows 10 Netflix app instead of visiting the website.

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Android Is Now More Popular Than Windows

There are some caveats to consider here, but Android is on the way up, passing Windows on the way down. And that has to be a cause for concern for Microsoft.

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Microsoft Is Finally Killing Windows Vista

Microsoft will soon consign Windows Vista to the dustbin of history. So if you're running Vista the time has come to upgrade to a newer version of Windows. Pick your poison!

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Outlook Premium Is Now Available to Everyone

Microsoft has launched Outlook Premium out of beta. This means anyone can now sign up to use the premium version of Microsoft's email service... for a price.

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If Your PC Plays DVDs You May Be Owed $10

A settlement in a class-action lawsuit means you could be owed $10 for one or more PCs you either own now or have owned in the past.

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You Can Try the New Windows 10 Game Mode Now

Microsoft is adding a Game Mode to Windows 10 with the Creators Update due later this year. However, braver souls can try the new Game Mode right now by installing Windows 10 Insider Preview Build 15019.

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HP Recalls 101,000 Laptop Batteries, So Check Yours Now

HP is recalling 101,000 laptop batteries deemed to be at risk of overheating. Thankfully, HP is offering a free replacement battery to everyone affected.

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Microsoft Eases Your Windows 10 Privacy Concerns

Ahead of the release of the Creators Update, Microsoft is addressing people's privacy concerns regarding Windows 10. But will this be enough to appease privacy advocates?

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Microsoft Offers 12 Days of Deals In December

Microsoft has, for several years now, run a promotion over the holidays called 12 Days of Deals. And we now know everything Microsoft is offering in its 12 Days of Deals for 2016.

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You Can Now Stream 4K Netflix on Windows 10

Netflix is finally offering 4K streaming on Windows 10. Unfortunately the list of requirements is so long that probably only a handful of people qualify.

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Microsoft Pays You to Ditch Your MacBook for a Surface

Microsoft really wants you to buy a Surface device. So much so it's willing to take that old MacBook off your hands in exchange for cold, hard cash.

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Windows Updates Are Set to Get Less Annoying

Under the new system, Windows 10 updates should be smaller in size, be downloaded more efficiently, and put less strain on your system resources. A change you probably won't even notice.

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Microsoft Stops Selling Windows 7 & Windows 8.1

Microsoft is no longer selling Windows 7 and Windows 8.1 licenses to OEMs. This effectively means that Windows 10 is the only version of Windows available to the companies building new PCs.

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Google Just Outed an Unpatched Windows Vulnerability

Google has disclosed a 0-day vulnerability in Windows which is currently unpatched and being actively exploited in the wild. Microsoft is, unsurprisingly, none too happy with this situation.

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