Microsoft has confirmed that BUILD 2012 has sold out, just under an hour after they opened up registration.

Just to remind everyone: Registration to Microsoft’s BUILD 2012 conference will be opening up today.

Acer’s CEO has gone on the record, stating that they urged Microsoft to “think twice” about making the Surface.

The Verge got their hands on a picture of the Windows 8 packaging, revealing a pretty clean, well-designed box.

Microsoft has pushed out an update to Office 2013 consumer preview. The new Office 2013 version is 15.0.4128.1019.

Microsoft signed off the Windows 8 RTM yesterday with the retail version coming out on October 26th. Microsoft will also make the RTM available to developers and IT professional on August 15th and to other Microsoft customers starting August 16th. However, it looks like the Windows 8 RTM has already leaked into the wild.

According to a blogger’s installation experience, Windows 8 will have a brief , much-needed tutorial to teach users about hot corners.

Microsoft has announced that Windows Server 2012 has been released to manufacturing on Wednesday.a

Microsoft has released its ARM-tailored OS, Windows RT, to manufacturing today on top of Windows 8.

On the heels of the announcement that Windows 8 has officially RTM’d, Microsoft has announced that the Windows Store is now fully open for business. From today onwards, any qualifying business in a supported market will be able to submit Metro apps for Windows 8 to the store. Microsoft has also announced that today, 54 [...]

Microsoft has just announced that Windows 8 has been released to manufacturing. The RTM build? 9200, as recent rumors have suggested.

Withint hours of launch, Microsoft’s revamped consumer email service—Outlook has a million users already.

Microsoft has announced a new lineup of peripherals that are tailored just for Windows 8: The Sculpt Touch Mouse and Mobile Keyboard, and the Wedge Mobile Keyboard and Touch Mouse.

Microsoft has officially announced the BUILD 2012 conference, which will be taking place late October in Redmond, Washington.

Unlike what a premature listing on an online store may lead you to believe, the Surface will not cost $1000.