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Windows 8.1 and XP market share falls, while Windows 7 gains users Digital Trends For the month of July, Windows 8.1's desktop share stood at 6.56 percent. That's a minor drop from 6.61 percent in June, but a drop nonetheless. Meanwhile, Windows 8's share fell from 5.93 percent in June, to 5.92 percent last month, a teeny tiny ... |
 Inquirer | Windows 8 market share down slightly as Windows 7 climbs again Inquirer The combined total for all versions of Windows 8.x dropped 0.06 percent to 12.48 percent, with most of the drop coming from the latest Windows 8.1, which is due to receive its final update in August. Windows 7, the Peter Pan of operating systems, has ... |
Microsoft wants you to forget Windows 8 Computerworld (blog) Unless the Redmond, Wash. technology company radically changes its habits, it will throw Windows 8 down a memory hole even before the successor ships. Just like it made Vista persona non grata in its official messaging in 2009, it will shove Windows 8 ... |
 News Tribe | Buying a new PC? Don't worry, Windows 8 is just fine. PCWorld Jill's planning to buy a new PC. She asked me if she should go with Windows 7 or Windows 8. We're allowed to change our minds. Back in 2012, I wrote an opinion piece called Why you shouldn't upgrade to Windows 8. At that time I so hated what Microsoft ... Windows 8.1 update 2 reportedly will land August 12 Windows 8.1 Update 2 release date August 12: Are you ready? |
 Tech Times | Still on Windows 7? Microsoft announces pending end of support Tech Times The cost-free mainstream support for Microsoft's Windows 7 may not have the same impact on businesses affected by the Windows XP deadline that occurred in April. Companies must have learned by now that the next time they upgrade their system, ... Windows 7 mainstream support ending is no cause for panic Microsoft stoping windows 7 Mainstream support |
