Is Microsoft Plotting A Return To Wearables?
Oh, boy! Here we go again! Who here remembers Microsoft Band? The crown jewel of the company’s wearable efforts had a short shelf life of just three years before …
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Intel Announces Thunderbolt 4
Some news from the PC hardware landscape. And this one is about the new Thunderbolt 4 connectivity standard that Intel has just officially announced today. You may recall that …
May 2020 Update Still Blocked On Several Surface Devices
Oh dear, oh dear. If you are a Surface owner and have been unable to install the newly released Windows 10 May 2020 Update on your machine, then you …
Microsoft Strikes Against Coronavirus Scammers
Microsoft strikes back! The software titan has taken legal action to protect users, and in the process, seized malicious domains that were being used by coronavirus scammers to take …
Microsoft Creates New Consulting Arm As Part Of Reorg
Microsoft continues its July tradition of announcing and implementing a structural reorg within the company, and this latest one brings if centered on bringing changes to its Customer Success …
Xbox First-Party Games Showcase Set For July 23
Mark your calendars, ladies and gentlemen! Microsoft has made it official that it will be holding its first-party games showcase for Xbox on July 23, with Summer Games Fest …
8BitDo Unveils Its Project xCloud Controller
Ready to play Xbox games on your smartphone? Then this tiny 8BitDo Bluetooth controller is what you need. It looks perfect for the task, as it is certified and …
Microsoft Edge Set To Get Major Battery Life Improvements
Looks like some significant battery life improvements are coming are coming to Microsoft Edge, this time using some saving techniques discovered by good old Google. For Chrome. The search …
How To Activate The New Windows 10 Start Menu
Microsoft packed in a new look for the Windows 10 Start Menu in the build that is being pushed to Insiders in the Dev channel last week. A new …
Google Chrome Now Officially Has 70% Of The Market
Welp. Redmond may be playing the game a tad too aggressive with Microsoft Edge, but the company has its reasons. Reasons like Google Chrome now having cornered 70% of …