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Microsoft says its new Windows 10 update means the company ‘can confidently recommend Windows 10 deployment to whole organisations'.

Microsoft says its new Windows 10 update means it can now ‘confidently recommend Windows 10 deployment to whole organisations'.

Microsoft is changing its approach to Windows 10 upgrades, with the vendor ‘re-categorising’ Windows 10 as a recommended update from early next year.

Anti-virus security firm ESET has announced the availability of its new security solutions for Windows home users.

With Windows 10 landing, Auldhouse Computer Training is offering NZ businesses training courses to help their staff master the new operating system.

These activities are critical to ensuring that the MSP remains perpetually valuable to customers and profitable as a business.

Alcatel-Lucent malware report shows significant rise in mobile infections via PCs and adware in first six months of 2015.

As schools are redeveloped, new schools built and new teachers trained, the buzz is around student-led learning.

Zebra Tech unveils new, customisable enterprise tablets for businesses looking to update their mobility strategy.

AVG has launched the latest version of its Managed Workplace, promising partners the chance to do away with third party remote control offerings.

As part of its education drive, the company is making the offer available to schools, teachers, colleges and universities.

Upgrade to Windows 10 safely; Acronis advises a backup strategy to prevent data loss amid the swift adoption of Microsoft's latest OS.

Microsoft ignites tech excitement with Windows 10 as the centrepiece at Ignite NZ event in Auckland this September.

The Windows 10 upgrade is having a severe impact of local UFB, with network traffic increasing by up to 100% in New Zealand.

The issue that appears to have got Giz’s pants bunched up is the fact that Microsoft are charging US$15 for their DVD-playing app.

Following the Windows 10 release, Microsoft's tablet market share soars to 9%, as Windows tablet shipments almost double.

Unless they opt out, Windows 10 prompts users to share access to their Wi-Fi networks with any contacts listed in Outlook, Skype and Facebook.

Apple’s record-breaking streak with the iPhone continues, as other smartphone vendors are struggling, according to Juniper Research.

Australians ponder the merits of upgrading as Windows 10 rolls out free, with businesses reticent despite Microsoft's big security promises.

While Microsoft is describing it as the best and most secure Windows ever, there are questions over its relevance and potential slow adoption rates.