Windows XP

Sponsored With Microsoft completely stopping any form of support or updates to Windows XP, it's time to update the OS or buy a new PC.

Microsoft appears to have thrown Window XP users to the wolves.

Figures from NetApplications show that newer Windows versions are on the rise, while Windows XP falls as its end-of-life nears.

Long-serving operating system Windows XP is still being used by a third of IT professionals, despite it's looming end-of-life.

With Windows XP support ending next year, and a wealth of new technologies now available, there has never been a better time to buy new PCs.

Browser makers are latest to pledge support for Microsoft's geriatric operating system.

Google Chrome will keep Windows XP safe for a year after its retirement.

New research out this week shows that Microsoft's latest OS as well as Internet Explorer are in use more and more.

A report by IDC has found that pressure to support consumer devices in the workplace is delaying Windows XP migrations.

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