Someone Leaks Windows XP's Source Code, Allowing Anyone to Create Their Own System; Should We Worry? Some users on 4chan leaked Windows XP's source code as a torrent. Experts said that the leaked code could allow anyone to create their own system. by Giuliano J. de Leon
Tech Microsoft Allegedly Held Back Windows XP Patch To Stop WannaCry: Why Did It Do That? by Aaron Mamiit
Culture Blizzard Ends Windows Vista, XP Support: ‘Hearthstone,’ ‘World Of Warcraft,’ ‘Starcraft II,” And More Soon Unplayable by Carl Velasco
Tech Gmail To Be Reverted To HTML Version On Chrome 53 Or Older: Sorry, Vista, XP Users by Carl Velasco
Tech Mozilla Says Firefox Will Support Windows XP, Vista Until September 2017 At Least: Maybe You Should Upgrade Your OS By Then? by Aaron Mamiit
Tech Microsoft Killed Windows XP, But London MET Police Still Has 27K PCs Running The OS by Horia Ungureanu
Tech Google Chrome Will No Longer Receive Updates On Windows XP, Vista Starting April 2016 by Nicole Arce
Tech Microsoft Declares Death Sentence On Older Windows: One More Year And Say Buh-Bye To New Windows 7, Windows 8.1 PCs by Dave Calpito
Life $9.1 Million: Amount U.S. Navy Pays Microsoft To Keep 100,000 Computers Running Windows XP by Alexandra Burlacu
Tech Microsoft warns of Internet Explorer security flaw and Windows XP users will not get a patch by Nicole Arce
Tech Windows XP remains second most popular desktop OS behind Windows 7 - Windows 8 lags by Malarie Gokey
Tech Windows XP death knell ringing: A good time to accept Microsoft's $100 trade-in offer? by Vamien McKalin
Tech Digital euthanasia: Microsoft lures Windows XP diehards with $100 discount on Surface Pro 2, PC purchase by Lori Sandoval
Tech Microsoft begs Windows XP users to switch with $50 gift cards - XP users are not impressed by Malarie Gokey
Tech Microsoft cheerfully reminds us just 35 days and a few hours until Windows XP support ends! by Malarie Gokey
Xi Jinping Warns Against Chip Restrictions During Talks with Dutch PM Rutte: 'No Force Can Stop China's Progress'
Researchers Achieve Record Data Transmission Speed, 4.5 Million Times Faster Than Average Home Broadband