TL;DR: Windows 11 is finally poised to surpass Windows 10 in desktop market share, having risen to 47.66% in June 2025 while Windows 10 declined to 49.03%, according to StatCounter.

Signal Messenger is warning the users of its Windows Desktop version that the privacy of their messages is under threat by Recall, the AI tool rolling out in Windows 11 that will screenshot, index ...

LiveDeskCal brings always-visible scheduling to Windows 11 desktops LiveDeskCal – A robust local schedule with events, categories, and alarms Designed for focus and productivity, LiveDeskCal ...

A solo indie developer is releasing Desktop Survivors 98, a chaotic roguelite dungeon crawler that takes place on a late '90s Windows desktop.

A: It's undoubtedly a great time to make the jump from Windows to Macs. The MacBook Air and MacBook Pro are among the highest-rated laptops we've reviewed over the last few years, and the Mac mini ...

Following the latest update that improves support for Apple Intelligence features on Windows VMs, Parallels Desktop launched version 20.3.

But I suppose the idea of using Spacetop as a Windows app could be more attractive than using the dedicated Spacetop G1 hardware because it allows you to bring your own PC and use most Windows ...

Microsoft says that some customers might experience Remote Desktop and RDS connection issues after installing recent Windows updates released since January 2025.

Microsoft is replacing its Remote Desktop app with the new Windows app. The transition will take place on May 27th.

Since the Remote Desktop Connection app is used by people with personal accounts, this could mean that the Windows app will support personal accounts in the future too.

If you glanced at this Linux desktop distribution quickly, you'd swear it was Windows 10 -- even down to the password prompt. You might think this shot is from a Windows desktop, but you'd be wrong.

Tired of seeing that annoying news widget on your Windows 11 Start bar? Here's how to disable (and enable) it at will, allowing you to keep tabs on the news when you want and ignore it when you don't.