Operating Systems
What next for Windows 10 after it hits big UK milestone?
OS takes more than 50 per cent market share in the UK, claims StatCounter
Windows 10 UK market share enjoys sharpest rise in six months
Statcounter figures show Windows 7 is in steep decline in the UK
Windows 10 migrations to continue into 2018 - Context
Analyst says businesses have made "slow progress" when upgrading to the latest operating system
Windows 10's European market share shrinks slightly for first time
StatCounter data shows Windows 7 share is on the up over the same period
Microsoft urged to compensate customers for Windows 10 chaos
Consumer group Which? received a deluge of complaints from Windows 10 users who reported issues with the new OS
UK Windows 10 adoption levels off following end of free upgrade offer
UK adoption of the latest Microsoft operating system had been steadily rising before the offer ended
More than half of companies found to still be using Windows Server 2003
Thirteen-year-old operating system still has 18 per cent market share despite its EOL being a year ago, survey finds
Windows 10 on track to overtake Windows 7 in UK
Partner predicts rush for latest OS before free upgrade offer ends
HP preps channel for Windows 10 migration
Vendor to ship existing commercial offering with option of Windows 10 pre-installed from mid-August
Third of UK market still on Server 2003 - HP
HP's UK server boss says false hopes that support will be extended beyond 14 July creating Server 2003 migration 'apathy'
'It just hasn't caused a stir': The verdict on Windows 10
Resellers fear new OS could cut them out of the loop and leave customers feeling less in control - but commend its 'neat touches'
Microsoft confirms release date for Windows 10
New operating system to be available as free upgrade on 29 July
XP's market share drops for first time in three months
Windows 7 continues to hold lion's share of operating system market
Lenovo issues 'counter-intuitive' Server 2003 advice
Partners should sacrifice short-term sales by helping customers assess whether a rip-and-replace approach is really necessary, Lenovo advises
Windows with Bing keeps PC ball rolling
UK shipments through distribution rise 19.1 per cent in January, according to Context
VeryPC gets nod for Microsoft schools PC scheme
System builder now able to supply Microsoft licences with its PCs to schools at vastly reduced cost after gaining named partner status
Apple Watch set to supercharge wearables market
Android Wear must try harder, says Canalys, as it reveals just 720,000 devices running Android's mobile OS were shifted last year
Migrating south, up or sideways for the winter
Simon Townsend says the increasingly mixed OS environment remains in flux, presenting opportunities for resellers
Windows XP market share ‘crash' exposed as red herring
NetMarketShare admits apparent plunge in XP's usage in October merely down to changes in its Chinese data network
XP still popular with NHS Trusts
Many plan to migrate but have not yet done so, survey suggests
Forget Windows 9, Windows 10 is here
There's an expanded new Start menu and comprehensive feature list for businesses, says Jessica Meek
Microsoft rebrand points up fusty Windows image
Larry Walsh draws some conclusions from the varied reception of recent Microsoft OSes
Know your mobile OS and your customer
Nigel Hawthorn maps out a channel mobile management strategy for enterprise customers
Woeful Windows 8 sales are growing
XP end benefits Microsoft OSes but Win7 may be doing best
