Face it, true Microsoft believers: it's just not that easy to explain Microsoft's "sort-of" version of Windows 8 known as Windows RT. But fear not: Just because Redmond doesn't want you calling it ...

Back when Microsoft first split Windows 8 in twain, it initially called the two divisions Windows 8 and Windows on ARM (WoA). Outwardly, Microsoft's justification was that it wanted to ensure a smooth ...

The Windows brand is dying from overexposure, and a Microsoft attorney's reported assertion that 'Windows RT... isn't Windows anymore' is 100 percent correct The blogosphere is alight once again with ...

Microsoft has finally taken the wraps off of its naming scheme for Windows 8. And while Microsoft deserves kudos for keeping things simple and giving us just two editions for x86-based systems–Windows ...

Microsoft recently discontinued the Surface 2 and Nokia Lumia 2520 -- the last two Windows RT devices on the market -- effectively killing the ARM-based operating system. Its demise was not exactly ...

Ready to jump into Windows 8? As if the switch from the Windows 7 interface to the Windows 8 way of doing things wasn't bad enough, deciding what type of Windows 8 or Windows RT device to purchase is ...

Microsoft can perform a type of network access control on Windows RT devices as a way to protect corporate networks from harm these devices might inflict if put to corporate use, making them a cut ...

We're at day six in the ongoing Windows/RT 8.1 upgrade debacle, and many of the problems aren't going away Six days after the free Windows 8.1/Windows RT 8.1 updates were released, Microsoft still ...

Buyers of computers running Windows RT, the Windows 8 version for ARM-based devices, will receive at no additional cost a version of Office that will become available in multiple languages between ...

of Windows 8 for manufacturers looking to install the new OS on touch screen laptops. Now, just three months later, the company is expected to drop the price for Windows RT to inspire manufacturers to ...

[url=http://arstechnica.com/civis/viewtopic.php?p=29539501#p29539501:2wfbxp8z said: heartburnkid[/url]":2wfbxp8z]It's the same thing Microsoft always does. They're ...