As part of another big week for Windows 9 rumors, this week I published a set of options users can use to safety test the Technical Preview, which could arrive in early October. And I also wrote a second summary listing all the leaked features we’ve seen this far. Also a rumor surfaced recently about Microsoft may be dropping the 32-bit version of the operating system starting Windows 9. But this is highly unlikely to happen for various reasons I explained in my article. Early this week we also had confirmation that Surface mini was indeed real, and now we have more details on how this device looks like. Microsoft also released a new Windows Phone update for those using the developer preview of the software. This week also, Microsoft announces the Chromecast competitor, Wireless Display Adapter, a new Miracast compatible device that works in the same way as the $35 Google’s dongle. Finally, the software giant now is letting students download Office 365 for free. All this and more… Welcome to Pureinfotech: Tech Recap edition. Each weekend I will bring you a compilation of articles of the week, including how-to guides, features, tech news, and more. This is simply a list with a brief description of pieces you might have missed or you might just want to read again.
Free Windows 9 for Windows 8 users, Microsoft confirms it’s quite possible Rolling back from Windows Technical Preview won’t be supported Download Windows Technical Preview site emerges showing 32-bit and 64-bit version of the OS Microsoft accidentally lists “Windows TH” name on its new Technical Preview page Windows Insider Preview Program launching next week to access Threshold October Xbox One and Xbox 360 free games with Gold Microsoft to give “Windows 9″ a new name How to safely test drive Windows 9 Technical Preview Windows 9 Technical Preview: the complete summary of leaked features (part 2) Surface mini existed, here are the details on how it looks like Microsoft rolls out Windows Phone Preview for Developers update Microsoft announces the Wireless Display Adapter similar to Chromecast Why Microsoft won’t kill the 32-bit version of Windows 9 Windows 9 Technical Preview release likely to happen in October Microsoft lets students use Office 365 for free, here is how to get it
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