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Microsoft's Windows 11 SE, aimed at challenging Chromebooks in schools with low-cost PCs, will lose support in 2026 following ...
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SteamOS is growing in popularity for gamers, especially those using handhelds, and the new Steam Hardware & Software survey ...
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Windows 11 leads as October looms, but millions still cling to Windows 10With just over two months left, enterprises look to Extended Security Updates as a stay of execution Windows 11 is maintaining its lead over Windows 10, but millions of PCs are still running Microsoft ...
According to the bean counters at StatCounter, Windows 11 now accounts for 36.65% of all Windows PCs, versus 34.12% at the end of 2024. It's also up a good chunk from its 27.83% share from the ...
According to the current user numbers, more users used Windows 11 for the first time in July 2025 than Windows 10. However, ...
Microsoft has scheduled the end of mainstream support for Windows 10 for October 14, 2025, and that date is rapidly ...
In Japan, ChromeOS has grown to 60 percent, Apple's iPadOS can hold its own with 31 percent, while Windows has fallen to ten percent. This is shown by a recent survey result. However, the future of ...
Microsoft is ending support for Windows 11 SE next year, five years after it launched the operating system on low-cost ...
Steam Hardware & Software Survey results for July 2025 show Linux's market share growing ahead of a potential full SteamOS ...
Windows overall, which includes Windows 11, 64-bit Windows 10, and 64-bit Windows 7, runs on 96.56% of all Steam users. 52.98% of them use Windows 11, and last month, that number increased by 4.18 ...
Microsoft is ending support for Windows 11 SE, a web first version of the operating system made for education insitutions.
Meanwhile, Windows 11's market share dropped slightly from 35.58 percent (in October) to 34.94 percent. Windows 7 is still in use on millions of internet-facing PCs, holding a 2.47 percent market ...
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