An app that is installed on every Windows 10 system, but is blissfully ignored as it serves no purpose for the average consumer: 3D Builder. The 3D Builder app on Windows 10 can be treated as an early version of the upcoming Paint 3D and Remix 3D app and service. …
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In yesterday’s announcement for the Insider Fast Ring Build 14977, Microsoft mentioned a blocker that forced the team into ditching an update for the PC this week – it seems the delay is going to be a bit longer. Microsoft has announced that the next Windows 10 Insider Fast Ring …
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Symlinks is short for Symbolic Links – it’s a link leading to a “real” file or folder somewhere else. This might sound an awful lot like your ordinary shortcut in Windows; a Windows shortcut, however, is not a symlink. A Windows shortcut is a file – a tiny one – …
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Plex offers a suite of products that help people manage and organize their home-built libraries of movies and TV shows; it’s like Netflix, but for your content. The content, of course, is stored locally – on a computer or a network attached storage – and is streamed to clients locally …
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According to a report by NetMarketShare, Windows 10 market share hit 23.72% at the end of November, amid a reduction in growth since the Windows 10 free upgrade offer ended earlier this year. The 23.72% market share in November was an increase of 1.12% over October when the market share …
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It is tradition, for Microsoft, to host the 12 days of deals every year in December. It’s the perfect timing – just before the Christmas weeks begin, and just after the Black Friday fever ends. Things are bit different from the tradition this year; unlike the previous years, this year …
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Two weeks ago Microsoft released Build 14971, with one tiny problem – it was only for the PC; this week, Microsoft is releasing Build 14977 to the Fast Ring Preview Insiders, and this time it’s only for the mobile. It seems that a bug that resulted in breaking pre-installed apps …
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It’s getting harder for American companies to do business in the East – the Russians have already started hitting Microsoft with bad news that turns worse soon enough, and now the Chinese government has passed a legislation forcing software companies, network equipment manufacturers, and other technology suppliers to disclose their …
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HP has announced the ProBook x360 Education Edition 2-in-1 laptop; designed and built for the teenagers who often treat their gadgets with some fair amount of abuse. HP indeed means that; the laptop passes the MIL-STD 810G qualification – the same standards that U.S. military equipment need to pass. HP …
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Nokia is making a comeback; In the May of 2016, Microsoft decided to sell the feature phone division at Microsoft Mobile, and described it as an “unwanted extra.” The sale has a complicated structure – while the factories and the 4,500 employees who were working in said factories are now …
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