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Microsoft have announced that starting from the 1st of January 2017, prices are set to increase because of the decreasing value of the pound. All quotes taken directly from Microsoft’s Technet Blog Post Microsoft are moving its prices towards Euro levels as the currencies approach parity. “From January, British pound prices for on-premises enterprise software will increase by 13% to realign close

Over the past 11 months along with the introduction and mass roll-out of Windows 10 (Red), Microsoft’s most common and most used operating system Windows 7 is on a light but steady decline in market share. Part of this is likely as Windows 10 is being offered currently as a free upgrade from windows 7,

Microsoft is ending support for Internet Explorer 8,9 and 10 on January 12th. This end of support means that older versions of Internet Explorer will no longer receive security updates or technical support from Microsoft. This makes anyone who uses these browsers more vulnerable to exploits & malware. Microsoft are releasing an “end of life”

Windows 10 is Microsoft’s next major release that is expected to launch in late July. Microsoft was very eager to abandon the Windows 8 brand name because it was not well-received by critics and users. The new OS will add many new features while at the same time undoing changes that were unpopular in windows

Average download speeds across Britain’s 4G networks have fallen from 15.1 Mbps to 14.7 Mbps over the last 6 months according to an Ofcom study. The telecoms watchdog Ofcom warned “As more people are taking 4G services from mobile operators, it is likely to affect the average speeds being received”. This strain on services is being