Windows 10 January Technical Preview is available now

After being dumped by Firefox, Google wants users back Windows 10 and the mystery of the missing cloud

Today's InfoWorld Headlines: Wrap Up January 23, 2015 Windows 10 January Technical Preview, build 9926, is available now The Windows 10 January Technical Preview has arrived. You might want to download it before the servers melt down.It’s build 9926. If you’re running Windows Technical Preview build 9879, install the feed-switching KB 3025380. READ MORE   Issue highlights 1. After being dumped by Firefox, Google wants users back 2. Windows 10 and the mystery of the missing cloud 3. Microsoft to acquire R language powerhouse Revolution Analytics 4. Microsoft touts $7-per-user monthly pricing for Windows subscription packages Webcast: IBM Corporation 7 Groundbreaking Storage Solutions Please Join IBM and Nuance Communications Inc. to learn how Nuance uses IBM Elastic Storage to improve the power of their voice recognition applications by managing storage growth, cost and complexity while increasing performance.LEARN MORE After being dumped by Firefox, Google wants users back Firefox users who steer to google.com are being asked if they want to reset their home page to the site or if they would like to change their default search engine to Google. READ MORE Windows 10 and the mystery of the missing cloud Azure was absent from Wednesday's Windows 10 preview event. As a result, any discussion of the role that increased bandwidth and cloud-based services could play in the next Windows, was shuffled to the back burner. READ MORE Webcast: Citrix Systems Building a User-Friendly, Secure Clinical Mobile Workspace In this webinar, hear how Southcoast Health System designed an integrated platform leveraging virtual desktop infrastructure and application virtualization to deliver its integrated EMR system plus a multitude of other critical applications as well as an enterprise mobility management solution to support their bring-your-own-device policies. LEARN MORE Microsoft to acquire R language powerhouse Revolution Analytics In a move to beef up its portfolio of analysis software and services, Microsoft is acquiring Revolution Analytics, a major commercial distributor of the R statistical programming language. READ MORE Microsoft touts $7-per-user monthly pricing for Windows subscription packages The company has now confirmed that the suite costs between $7 and $12 per user per month and includes a Windows Enterprise Edition license for any x86 desktop/laptop or Windows tablet as long as the screen is smaller than 10.1 inches.READ MORE White Paper: Citrix Systems 10 Essential Elements for a Secure Enterprise Mobility This white paper highlights 10 key points encompassing security, user experience, IT operations and BYOD to help your organization realize the full benefits of mobility.LEARN MORE Join the IDG Contributor Network The IDG Contributor Network is a collection of blogs written by leading IT practitioners about the technology, business opportunities and challenges you face everyday. We invite you to participate by applying to be a contributor today.