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 …
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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 …
Steam For Chrome OS Inches Closer
Bad news for Microsoft? Well, it’s a start. We have known for quite some time that Steam was gearing up for launch on Chrome OS. But new intelligence suggests …
Adobe Flash Is Done For, Come December 31
End of an era? Yeah. Adobe has confirmed that the Flash Player will officially be retired on December 31 this year, and the company will offer no improvements or …
Google Nearby Share Will Support Windows
Business is about to pick up! Google has been working on Nearby Share, a fast, local file sharing solution very similar to AirDrop, for Android for quite a while. …
Microsoft Resumes Optional Monthly Windows Updates
One of the many ways the ongoing global coronavirus health crisis has changed the world of Windows is in how Microsoft rolled out the optional monthly updates for the …
The Secret History Of The Windows Task Manager
One of the most used applications in the OS, the Windows Task Manager has seen a lot of action in recent releases of the operating system. Microsoft has been …
Windows NT 3.5, Xbox Source Code Leaks
Whoa! Some rather fascinating news on the Windows and Xbox front, as apparently the source code of Windows NT 3.5 has leaked out in the open, alongside that of …
HoloLens 2 Gets 5G Support Via Dongle
Not the most ideal of ways, but what can you do? The HoloLens 2 augmented reality headset has all kinds of upgraded hardware circuitry, but cellular connectivity was not …
64-Bit App Emulation For Windows 10 On ARM Nears
With Windows 10X now the new kid on the block, the Windows 10 on ARM platform rarely gets the headlines these days. But Microsoft continues to quietly work on …