Microsoft announces Windows 10 versions for consumer and business, but pricing remains murky

Follow:   05.14.2015  View in a Browser Microsoft announces Windows 10 versions for consumer and business, but pricing remains murky 05.13.2015 11:40 AM The company detailed versions for consumers and business, but important details about eventual pricing remain unspecified. Consumers don't have to worry, though; it's free, free, free. Microsoft: Cortana will appear just in 'select markets' at Windows 10 launch 05.13.2015 2:40 PM It's one thing to translate dialog boxes, another thing to translate speech on the fly, as Cortana must. So it's not surprise the personal digital assistant will have a limited initial release with Windows 10. -ADVERTISEMENT-   PCWorld Superguides Check our Guides packed with practical how-tos, in-depth features, tips and tricks, and more! Laptops on PCWorld Our award-winning editors keep you up to date   AT&T will offer Hulu to its customers, but it isn't free 05.13.2015 12:12 PM The wireless carrier is hoping its customers stay glued to their screens longer by binge-watching unlimited episodes of Seinfeld and South Park. AMD Radeon graphics cards bundled with free copies of GTA V, DiRT Rally on Newegg 05.14.2015 6:35 AM AMD's finally got a rebuttal for Nvidia's Witcher 3/Batman: Arkham Knight bundle. Competition is great! Comcast moves fast after withdrawing its bid to acquire Time Warner Cable 05.14.2015 3:00 AM The cable and Internet behemoth has made a flurry of product announcements recently. Here's a recap. Chinese hackers hid malware attack controls in Microsoft TechNet comments 05.14.2015 6:23 AM The group, nicknamed DeputyDog, takes aim at governments and companies, FireEye said Master multitasking on Android with these clever apps and tools 05.14.2015 4:00 AM Work the way you want by creating custom gestures, floating boxes, or saving links in the background for later. Origin EON15-X review: You'll find a desktop CPU in this laptop, and that's a good thing 05.14.2015 3:00 AM If you can't get your portable computing on with anything less than 4GHz, Origin PC has the answer: a laptop with a Devil's Canyon chip inside of it. You can securely wipe your files, hard drive or SSD with one of these free utilities 05.14.2015 7:51 AM You delete a file, then empty the recycle bin. But the contents of that file remains on your drive. Here's what to do about that. A feisty John Chambers bows out on his final Cisco earnings call 05.13.2015 6:05 PM Chambers says he'll be an advisor and a coach when new CEO Chuck Robbins takes over The original Raspberry Pi Model B+ receives a long overdue price cut 05.14.2015 7:31 AM The Raspberry Pi 1 Model B+'s original $35 cost would never break the bank, but it lost luster once the faster Raspberry Pi 2 launched at the same price. How to make Dropbox more secure without spending a cent 05.14.2015 3:30 AM Most of what you need to defend your data is right inside Dropbox.       You are subscribed to this newsletter as: messi1927@gmail.com More PCWorld Newsletters / Manage Subscriptions / Unsubscribe IDG Consumer & SMB Privacy Policy © 2015 IDGCSMB, 501 2nd Street, San Francisco, CA 94107