Linux and open-source software had many high points this year, but it also had many low ones as well. Let's just get it over with and start with the worst. Microsoft and Linux became buddies in 2014. Linux and open-source fiascoes 1) Heartbleed When you program with open-source the right way,

You know Halo: The Master Chief Collection's multiplayer has been, well, problematicsince launch despite numerous patches. We know it and Microsoft does, too. That's why it's making it up to everyone who's played it with freebies. Those include a remasteredHalo 3: ODST campaign, an overhauled

The rumors were right. Microsoft is dropping the Public Website feature from SharePoint Online as of January 2015. New customers signing up for Office 365 as of January next year won't have access to Public Websites in SharePoint Online, Microsoft officials acknowledged in a new Knowledge Base

Facebook acquired one, Sony created one itself, Google made one out of cardboard, and now Microsoft is rumored to be preparing to launch one. What am I talking about? Virtual reality headsets. There is an enormous amount of hype surrounding virtual reality this year, mainly due to the experiences

Development continues on Windows 10, and things are changing at a rapid pace. A new snapshot, Windows 10 build 9901, has been leaked and it’s the first to feature Cortana and a redesigned Windows Store. It’s been known for some time that Microsoft planned to integrate their virtual assistant into