Windows 10 has been stuck in a rut. Microsoft has had to issue several warnings in recent weeks and, elsewhere, it has been vague at best and worryingly deceptive at worst. But now the company has issued a new warning and it affects hundreds of millions of Windows 10 PCs. Computers running Windows 10 1803 are now ... Read More »
Microsoft’s AI (Artificial Intelligence) new algorithms which will help in automatically updating devices to the latest Windows 10 1903, May 2019 update via Windows Update are now in place. The auto-update process was announced a month back by Microsoft and is now confirmed for a rollout according to the Windows ... Read More »
We are days away from the fourth anniversary of Windows 10’s initial release, which alsomarks the beginning of the “Windows as a service” era. By this time, you’d think Microsoft would have settled on an easy-to-understand set of rules that IT pros can follow for managing updates. Think again. For 2019, ... Read More »
Smartphones with physical keyboards may be an endangered species, but you can still pick up a BlackBerry-branded phone if you really want one. Soon there may be another option. Unihertz plans to launch a crowfunding phone for a BlackBerry clone called the Unihertz Titan. There’s no word on the release date or retail ... Read More »
Amid growing concern about the vulnerability of the U.S. election system to hackers, Pennsylvania told election officials they had to upgrade their machines last year. But according to a Saturday report in the Associated Press, though some 60 percent of those systems have been upgraded—at a cost of $14.15 million—many of ... Read More »
SAN FRANCISCO: Software giant Microsoft is killing all of its iconic Internet games including Hearts, Spades, Checkers, Backgammon, MSN Go and Reversi from Windows version XP, ME and 7. The company would be focusing on developing and launching its xCloud Xbox streaming service that would be debuting in October, CNET reported on Friday. “While Microsoft Internet Games services on Windows XP ... Read More »
It is finally official: Windows 10 is getting rid of passwords. What’s more, the move to a passwordless experience has already begun. Starting this week, Microsoft is rolling out a preview build (20H1 Build 18936 to be precise) of Windows 10 to members of the Windows Insider fast track ring ... Read More »
iPhone upgraders, put your money away. While Apple’s (surprisingly ugly) iPhone 11 offers some solid improvements, we know something much better is coming. And that news just got cranked up another notch. iPhone 2020 concept render based on leaks EVERYTHINGAPPLEPRO Turning heads is acclaimed industry insider Ming-Chi Kuo. In a new report attained ... Read More »
The top 200 apps on the planet generated an astonishing $13 billion in revenue in just the first quarter of 2019, according to app store analytics company SensorTower. One reason: a massive compound annual growth rate of over 30 percent annually from 2014 to 2019. That puts them on track to earn well over $50 ... Read More »
Gordon Kelly of Forbes is at it again, pushing his unique blend of scary words about Windows 10, mixed with an absolutely overwhelming lack of knowledge about the underlying technologies. I thought we had seen the last of Gordon three years ago, when he slinked away after credulously hyping some ... Read More »
