Like every month Microsoft this week released its Patch Tuesday fixing 11 vulnerabilities in Windows and various other products. Xbox One also got a new update fixing SmartGlass, dashboard performance, online gaming, and other improvements. Continuing with the Microsoft rumors, new report suggests that the software giant is seriously contemplating eliminating the Windows RT and Windows Phone software licensing fees to PC makers to fight back Android and get more terrain in the mobile market. Finally, with all the talking about the Start menu coming backup to Windows 8, a young man is now making headlines among various tech website, just because he has a great vision on how Microsoft should approach on bringing the Start menu back. Oh! One last thing: if you’re looking to get a new Ultrabook this year, I will recommend you to check the shopping guide I recently wrote with the best Windows 8.1 Ultrabooks that money can buy. All this and more…
Top 5 Windows 8.1 Ultrabooks under $1000 worth buying this year Amazing Start menu concept for Windows 8.2 (video) Microsoft sees free Windows RT and Windows Phone as a way to compete with Android Microsoft planning Start menu return before Windows Threshold Microsoft will continue to sell Windows 7 on new PCs until further notice Xbox One gets its first Patch Tuesday fixing SmartGlass and other important issues Microsoft may ship Windows Threshold earlier than expected Windows Threshold update may bring the Start menu back All Microsoft ‘12 Days of Deals’ sales leaked online
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