10 Best Windows Blogs to Bookmark


Last week, we shared our top picks for the best Mac blogs out there. This week, we’re continuing the trend, only this time, we’re listing our favorite blogs and websites focused on Windows:

Windows Blogs

The Office Blogs and The Official Microsoft Blog

While neither of these are likely surprising, they are top picks for a reason—Microsoft knows how to talk about its products.

All About Microsoft by Mary Jo Foley at ZDNet

One of the best Windows blogs out there, bar none. Foley, a cohost for the “Windows Weekly” podcast on the TWiT network, publishes Microsoft-centric content on products, people, and more regularly.

The Ed Bott Report at ZDNet

ZDNet really has a corner on Microsoft content—Bott’s blog, like Foley’s, covers everything from news to reviews. He’s also the author of more than 25 books on Microsoft Windows and Office. One of his more recent posts that caught our eye was “Six Surprising Facts About Who’s Winning the Operating System and Browser Wars in the U.S.

Windows Blogs

Mini-Microsoft

A blog known for the best dirt on Microsoft, it hasn’t been too active lately, but still offers up a wealth of interesting tidbits and insights into the inner workings of the company.

MSDN Blogs

A vast library of Microsoft- and Windows-related content.

Windows IT Pro and SuperSite for Windows

Two sites, two slightly different audiences, but still all about Windows. While Windows IT Pro focuses on content creation for IT professionals, SuperSite for Windows delves into other areas where business and tech collide.

The Enterprise Windows Blog by J. Peter Bruzzese at InfoWorld

Another Microsoft aficionado covering the latest Windows news, how to’s, and more, with an Enterprise lean.

The Parallels Blog!

Hey, we had to go there. Shameless self-promotion aside, we do our best to cover all of the Windows news we can—after all, it’s one of the main OSes we run on Mac!

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