Tag: 10
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Windows 10 Apps Can Now Be Created Without Coding
Coding is somewhat of a nightmare for the uninitiated – lines of bizarre, strangely formatted text can appear as much of a mystery as ancient Hieroglyphics to a complete novice. Microsoft appears to know this, and, for their next project for the ultra accessible Windows 10, they have implemented a scheme that lets users build…
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Where’s My Windows 10 PC Upgrade?
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Windows 10 hit PCs in a somewhat scattered release last week, and initial figures clocked in millions of new users of the service on day one. In the aftermath of the release, which has still not bee sent out to some, several key points have been brought up about the operating system. Microsoft stated that…
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Xbox One now streaming to any Windows 10 device
If, like me, you get frustrated with sitting in the same place to play your Xbox One then be frustrated no longer! With only a few days to go until the official Windows10 launch on July 29th, Major Nelson has announced that game streaming is ready for prime time. Until now, game streaming has only…
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Windows 10 May Come To 1 Billion Devices
Build 2015 has been full of new stuff from Microsoft – we’ve seen more demos and teasers for Windows 10, which is definitely the main attraction. What’s most interesting is the fact that the new operating system isn’t far removed from pretty much every other announcement at the conference. Windows 10 is set to become…
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Windows 10 Continuum Revealed
This next Build 2015 announcement is pretty huge. According to Microsoft’s Joe Belfiore, a feature included on Windows 10 called Continuum will allow any old Windows 10 device to masquerade as a desktop PC. If you’re on the go but find yourself at a workstation with a monitor, keyboard and mouse, then continuum can let…
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Build 2015: Microsoft HoloLens Demoed
Microsoft’s big virtual reality device HoloLens was also shown at the Build 2015 conference recently. The headset paints holograms in three dimensions in front of the wearer’s eyes. It does sound similar to augmented reality, but interestingly HoloLens seems to use holograms to bridge the gap between augmented and virtual reality, being neither one or…
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AMD Says Windows 10 Coming Late July
AMD may have outed the release of Windows 10 recently, saying that the OS would be arriving in late July in response to a question about their channel inventory. More accurately, AMD’s CEO Lisa Su may have unwittingly outed the new operating system’s release as she responded to the question. “What we also are factoring…
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‘Universal’ MS Office App Coming To Phones
Microsoft Office is more complicated than it used to be, with new versions coming out left right and center. Office 365 exists online for users with a paid subscription, Outlook has transitioned into a web mail client as well as a native PC app, and of course Office 2016 is also on the way. Let’s…
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Asus VivoWatch May Have 10 Day Battery
Battery life is a big concern in this new wearable gadget market. The fact of the matter is you just can’t make batteries small enough to fit in wrist devices using the current battery tech. Older lithium-ion batteries are yet to see a breakthrough or any significant advance in storage capacity, and next generation solid state cells…
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Spartan Browser Arrives On Phones
Internet Explorer is going the way of the Dodo. The internet browser is already being phased out in favor of Microsoft’s brand new browser, Spartan. The new and improved web viewing app is to feature the ability to integrate with other browsers on Windows 10 for PCs, but what about phones? Well, Spartan has made…
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Windows 10 Installer Found In New Update
It’s the beginning of a whole new Windows for users of the previous 7 and 8.1 versions of the operating system – a new update for both older versions has been revealed to contain an installer program for Windows 10. The update, which is optional and known as the ‘KB3035583 update’, includes a file called “GWXUXWorker.EXE” which holds…
