As someone who has been running Windows XP as a primary operating system for the past eight years and has seen more netbooks with the dated OS in the last year or so, I was probably more excited ...

As of April 8, Windows XP, Microsoft's 13-year-old operating system, will go the way of the floppy disk, fax modem and the Zune. The company will end its extended support for the operating system a… ...

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That means an out-of-date, unsupported operating system is more popular than any version of Windows 8, any version of Mac OS X, and Linux. Windows 7 and Windows 10 are more popular than XP, with ...

“It’s an old operating system,” said Tom Murphy, director of communications for Windows. “Think of the cellphone you were using in the late ‘90s compared to what you see today.

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Image: Microsoft Use of Windows XP is still widespread across NHS hospital trusts, with the operating system in use in 90 percent of trusts questioned. Virtualisation software company Citrix made ...

For the second month in a row, Windows 8.x's aggregate market share has barely moved. It was up 0.09 points in January; it's up 0.10 points in February. Windows 8 still outnumbers Windows 8.1, too ...

With support for the 12-year-old OS coming to a close, Adventures in Tech delivers a video eulogy, and explains why no operating system will ever match the significance of Windows XP.

Windows XP’s Quick Access, Easy-To-Use Personalization Enhances Assistive Technology According to Microsoft, an assistive technology that has been consistently well received is iCommunicator, an ...

The data were collected by AVAST Virus Labs, which identified un-patched – and oftentimes pirated – versions of Windows XP as most commonly infected by rootkit software. This was not surprising, ...

Yes, Windows XP just will not die, no matter how many IT administrators and angry nerds attempt to pound a stake through it. More people use Windows XP than use the latest version of OS X. Windows ...