Third-party browsers now compatible with Microsoft's secure browsing system – but sandboxed sessions still run in Edge
Kaspersky antitrust complaint to be withdrawn after Microsoft agrees changes for Windows users
Redmond did temporarily switch off third party anti-virus products for Windows 10, the firm admits
Windows 8.1 isn't perfect, but the enterprise version adds features IT has been wanting, says Wayne Rash
At TechEd 2013, Microsoft also announces cloud-oriented technologies and reveals it has acquired InRelease, InCycle's release management offering
Windows 8 with Windows Defender switched on was able to block only 85 percent of this year's most common malware,…
