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Windows 10: What users want If you’re still running Windows 7 or Windows 8.1, you probably have a good idea of what’s “wrong” with Windows 10—some of which may be the reason you haven’t upgraded yet. But time’s running out
BlackBerry’s debut Android-powered cellphone Priv has were given a massive thumbs down from clients, at-least in step with AT&T. An unnamed, high–degree govt with the carrier bluntly told Cnet that thedevice “is truly struggling.” The executive referred to that the
AdBlock for Microsoft facet is still officially “coming quickly.” however in case you’re jogging the present day windows Insider construct of home windows 10, you could strive AdBlock and AdBlock Plus before all people else. according to WinBeta, users of
turns out some people like to hold their private existence…personal. So whilst Tinder—the courting app that lets users “swipe right” to discover fits, frequently for brief flings—announced this week that it changed into testing a new function that allow users
Damien Meyer | AFP | Getty Images Microsoft set out to learn about “conversational understanding” by creating a bot designed to have automated discussions with Twitterusers, mimicking the language they use. What could go wrong? If you guessed, “It will
When Apple introduced a smaller iPad Pro on Monday, vice president Phil Schiller didn’t mince words when he discussed which customers Apple is targeting with the product, along with its 12-inch sibling. “When [users of old PCs] see the features
Skype is making its web app more like the desktop version with a few new ways to reach non-Skype users. With Skype for Web, users can now place voice calls to any mobile phone or landline through the new “Call
The Privacy Shield agreement is intended to guarantee the personal information of European Union citizens the same privacy protection when processed in the U.S. as it would receive at home. Where these guarantees are not available, the information must stay
Over the weekend, several Hive smart thermostat in the U.K. were singing Nelly’s classic song Hot in Herre, and that wasn’t a good thing. A glitch in the popular thermostat sent temperatures at some users’ homes soaring to 32°C (89.6°F).