zdnet

When browsing popular technology review sites, readers are often met with badges or phrases like "ZDNET Recommends." For many, this immediately conveys a sense of trust and authority. Yet, beneath the surface of these accolades lies a complex interplay between editorial integrity, transparent...

ZDNET’s expert seal of approval may sound like just another marketing tag, but for savvy Windows users, it represents a rigorous, multi-layered commitment to quality and unbiased analysis. In a tech landscape where confusion often reigns amid flashy marketing gimmicks and conflicting opinions...

ZDNET’s “Recommends” label isn’t just a flashy tagline—it’s a promise wrapped in rigorous testing, thorough research, and steadfast editorial integrity. At its core, it signifies that the laptops (or any tech gear) coming with this recommendation have been put through a comprehensive vetting...

I just saw this about clean installing Window 7 Sticking with Windows 7? The forecast calls for pain | ZDNet I've noticed that since Windows 10 released Windows Update is incredibly slow when updating Windows 7 PCs. I'm glad I keep several images. I used to slipstream updates in XP and several...

While Windows 10 has yet to officially launch, Microsoft is already working on a big update for the operating system called "Redstone" that will arrive in 2016, according to ZDNet's Mary Jo Foley. Windows 10, scheduled to arrive this summer , will still see regular system updates throughout the...

Zdnet.com are running an article by Simon Bisset which details recent events around the Windows Blue/8.1 release. The article also goes on to outline what the 8.1 release means for the future development of Windows: Well worth a read if you want to know how Microsoft is changing and why. The...

It would seem that before the Blue update Microsft intends to update the core apps that were supplied with the os on shipping. Mary Jo Foley has more: Microsoft to update its core Windows 8 apps well before 'Blue' | ZDNet

Living with Windows 8: On the desktop, it's just a better Windows 7 | ZDNet

ZDNet has the article. I did not see this elsewhere, if so, sorry.

Windows devices: A cure for the post-PC plague? | ZDNet

Windows devices: A cure for the post-PC plague? | ZDNet

*ZDnet : Microsoft, as it did with Vista, is giving Linux another chance to make the gains in the PC market with Windows 8, but can Linux take advantage of this opportunity? Link Removed

Windows 8 may be released as soon as April 2012, according to ZDNet's Mary Jo Foley . Foley writes that according to a "trusted source" Microsoft is on track to release all versions of the OS, including Server and ARM versions, to manufacturing ahead of the originally reported Q2/Q3 2012...

Calling it a "not so crazy" Microsoft rumor, ZDNet's Mary Jo Foley cites a source who claims that Microsoft is on track to release Windows 8 to manufacturing by April. Source: Yahoo! News

Calling it a "not so crazy" Microsoft rumor, ZDNet's Mary Jo Foley cites a source who claims that Microsoft is on track to release Windows 8 to manufacturing in April. Source: Yahoo! News

As Apple's iPad threatens to gobble up PC market share, Microsoft may be moving faster than expected on Windows 8. An anonymous source tells ZDNet's Mary Jo Foley that Microsoft's shooting for an April 2012 release to manufacturing for Windows 8, which will accommodate tablets with a touch-based...

Microsoft may be stepping up the schedule for Windows 8 to help counter the iPad, a new tip from a reliable source says. Most have it shipping in late 2012 to keep with Microsoft's usually rigid three-year schedule, but ZDNet has been told Microsoft was pressing for a Release To Manufacturing...

In yet another round of cyber attacks, hackers have stolen more than 177,000 emails from Sony Pictures France, ZDnet reports. The hackers say they wanted to demonstrate the sites insecurity to get them to fix their vulnerabilities. Read Full Story: Hackers Claim 177K Email Addresses from...

Noah Kravitz of TechnoBuffalo and James Kendrick of ZDNet present Good to Go: a weekly video show covering the hot topics of the day. This episode is all about Windows 8 and iOS 5. Link Removed

ZDNet: "You've got to be kidding me. First, Bloomberg and then the Wall Street Journal reported that at CES next month, Microsoft will unveil a full-featured version of Windows that runs on ARM processors." Link Removed