The Lumia 640 and Lumia 640 XL have been announced this week at MWC 2015, and they come with a newer version of Windows Phone 8.1. Other Windows Phone users are probably going to see the new features in an update called Windows Phone 8.1 GDR2. The changes are subtle, but make life a little easier. We've noticed the settings page received some changes, including the ability to pin individual settings to the Start screen. Watch our hands-on video to see it in action.

What we've noticed so far:

  • One page for all the settings.
  • Search for individual settings.
  • Pin individual settings to the Start screen.
  • App permissions

Microsoft has not officially said anything about GDR2 and has not provided any changelog. What do you think of these changes? Sound off in the comments.

Review: The XPS 13 (9310) gets even better thanks to Intel 11th Gen Evo
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Review: The XPS 13 (9310) gets even better thanks to Intel 11th Gen Evo

Earlier this year, the XPS 13 (9300) hit the streets with an all-new redesign that we adored. Nearly everything about this premium Ultrabook was perfect. So, what happens when you put in Intel's latest 11th Gen Evo processors into the XPS 13 (9310)? You get a laptop that is measurably faster and longer lasting by hours. Here are our full results in our updated review.

Use GroupMe? You're finally going to get this long-overdue feature
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Use GroupMe? You're finally going to get this long-overdue feature

Beta versions of GroupMe on iOS, Android, and Windows 10 are finally gaining a past-due feature: the ability to delete messages. The feature is now live for Windows Insiders and those enrolled in the beta programs. Such a feature would be necessary if GroupMe is to become a more extensive public social network.