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'Windows 10 November 2019 Update' is official, being prepped for release By Sean Endicott published 11 October 19 Microsoft released the official name of the Windows 10 19H2 Update and is in the final stages of prepping for its release.
Bill Nye says people are afraid to switch to Chromebooks in new ad By Sean Endicott last updated 13 August 19 A new Chromebook ad featuring Bill Nye "The Science Guy" has Nye trying to convince users to overcome their fear of switching away from Windows laptops.
Microsoft and Deque make accessibility easy for millions of developers By Jason Ward last updated 12 August 20 Most people without disabilities ignore articles about accessibility because they seem irrelevant to them. With the digital world becoming more integral to our lives, and disabilities being acquired through accidents, disease or aging, ignoring this information may not be in our best interests.
Internet Games on Windows XP, ME, and 7 to lose support over the next six months By Sean Endicott published 9 July 19 Many popular Internet Games are losing support on Windows XP, Windows ME, and Windows 7. Titles losing support include backgammon, checkers, spaders, and hearts.
Windows 1.11 is a freaky trip back to 1985 with 'Stranger Things' flavor By Dan Thorp-Lancaster published 8 July 19 Save the world with the help of, uh, Windows?
Microsoft's mysterious Windows 1.0 social stunts will come to a head on July 8 By Dan Thorp-Lancaster last updated 6 July 19 Things are about to get stranger.
What the heck is Microsoft's 'all-new' Windows 1.0 tease about? By Dan Thorp-Lancaster last updated 5 July 19 Say hello to Windows 1.0 — again.
Does Microsoft's Azure plan in a multi-cloud world ominously echo its Windows-everywhere past? By Jason Ward last updated 12 August 20 Microsoft is striving to make its Azure cloud platform the world's dominant computing platform, but in a multi-cloud world is Microsoft too Azure-centric?
What Microsoft's ambitious plans for Azure mean to YOU By Jason Ward last updated 12 August 20 Microsoft's Azure Cloud talk seems boring and mundane, but it's actually where all of the action is.
Does LG gram 14 2-in-1 have a touch screen and ink support? By Brendan Lowry published 11 March 19 The LG gram 14 2-in-1 is an excellent laptop-tablet hybrid device, but does it have a touch screen? If so, can you ink on it with a digital pen? We have the answers.
