Windows 10X was a no-show at CES 2020, and that’s a problem
We've seen tons of concepts at CES 2020, but there's one key thing missing. Most of these concept devices are running Windows 10, the same operating system you'll find on standard laptops today. Laptop makers, and even Intel, have not at all showcased the specialized version of Windows -- known as Windows 10X
The Dell Ori is the Samsung Galaxy Fold of PCs, for better or worse
As dual screen devices begin to pick up steam, Dell has a new prototype that uses a bendable 13-inch screen called the Dell Ori. Like a Galaxy Fold, the screen folds in half, creating the possibility for both a large tablet and folded laptop experience. Is this foldable 2-in-1 the future of PCs?
HP Spectre x360 13 (late 2019) review: Smaller, faster, and better in every way
The late 2019 version of the HP Spectre x360 13 is smaller than ever thanks to tiny bezels and a 90 percent screen-to-body ratio. It's also faster, offers a class-leading OLED display with incredible brightness, colors, and contrast, and it maintains the same excellent build quality as always.
Windows 10 November 2019 Update: Everything you need to know
The next major 2019 update to Windows 10, the Windows 10 November 2019 Update, is here. While it will not bring a major overhaul to Windows, there are still a few changes coming with it. From the start Menu, File Explorer, Action Center, and Lock Screen, Here's everything we currently know about it.
The Windows 10 November 2019 Update has launched. Here’s how to download it
Microsoft is finally rolling out the Windows 10 November 2019 Update to the general public. The update will now begin appearing as a download for most Windows 10 users in Windows Update. It won't deliver on many new features, but will smash some bugs that previoulsy plagued the operating system.
Windows Core OS: Everything you need to know
Known as Windows Core OS, a new version of Windows will be a single universal operating system for all kinds of devices. It is also expected to be lightweight and much more unified or efficient when compared to Microsoft's previous "OneCore" Windows 10 initiatives. Here's what we know.
Windows 10X vs. Windows 10: What’s the difference?
As announced during its October 2 event Microsoft is working on a new version of Windows 10 for a wave of foldable PCs like Surface Duo. It is called Windows 10X. While this technically not an entirley new operating system, it is a bit different from the regular version of Windows 10 that you've come to know and love.
Samsung’s Galaxy Book Flex brings beautiful QLED displays to laptops
Samsung has done the impossible and, in a first, has packed a QLED panel into its new Galaxy Book Flex. Along with its impressive build quality, improved S-pen functionality, as well as an interesting wireless charging feature, the Galaxy Book Flex looks to be a truly a beautiful device.
Here are five things we just learned from the Windows 10X leaks
Some leaked documentation obtained by Microsoft leaker Walking Cat has provided the details of the operating system -- and hint that it could be coming to regular Windows 10 laptops as well. From the Taskbar, Launcher, Settings app, and more, here's five things we know about Windows 10X.
Windows 10 will soon have a built-in feature to measure framerates in games
Microsoft recently announced the addition of a new framerate counter to Windows 10. The feature will come as part of the Xbox Game Bar and builds on the many gaming abilities already available from within the operating system. It will roll out automatically as part of the October 2019 Update for the Xbox Game Bar.
The next version of Windows 10 could debut on November 12. Here’s what to expect
Microsoft is getting ready to release the next version of Windows 10, code-named the 19H2 update. It was already known that the update will officially be named the November 2019 Update, but now there is extra reason to believe it could be available for download on November 12.
Microsoft cautions against installing the latest Windows 10 update
Microsoft released the KB4520062 cumulative update on October 15 but is warning businesses not to install it. The update could break Microsoft Defender Advanced Threat Protection, preventing this service from running and sending report data. There's no cause for alarm on mainstream Windows 10 PCs.
Microsoft finally fixes Windows 10 bug that has plagued the Surface Book 2
If you're the owner of a high-end Surface Book 2, Microsoft just fixed a problem that has plagued your device. An issue where the internal Nvidia GPU on the device might no longer function or appear in Device Manager when installing the latest version of Windows 10 on the Surface Book 2 is now officially resolved.
The next Windows 10 update launches in November. Here’s what to expect
Microsoft has announced the official name and release schedule for the next update of Windows 10 --- code-named 19H2. Now dubbed the Windows 10 November 2019 Update, it will be coming to PCs everywhere in November. Find out what makes this update different than previous ones.
Start Menu in Windows 10 still broken after the latest patch
Many Windows 10 PC owners continue to flock around Reddit, the Microsoft community forum, and Twitter reporting that patch KB4517389, which was distributed on October 8, breaks the Start Menu. Currently, Microsoft’s patch notes state that the company is not aware of any issues.
You can now answer and make phone calls in Windows 10
The Your Phone app has always been a great way to send and receive text messages on your PC, or even mirror your Android apps and screen, but it is now even more useful. Microsoft has announced the rollout of a new ability to send and receive phone calls from an Android phone directly from a Windows 10 PC.
How to use Windows 10: Useful tips and tricks you need to know
While it might seem like a new and daunting operating system, Windows 10 actually features an intuitive user interface and some familiar features from older versions of Windows that will make you feel right at home. We've put together a nifty little guide, helping you learn how to use --- and ease your way into Windows 10.
The petitions are right. The Surface Duo should run Windows 10X
Microsoft has finally returned to the smartphone game with the Surface Duo. But to our surprise, this new device runs Android rather than Windows. It seems like the more practical choice given the company's previous blunders, but is it really the right way to go when you have an operating system already designed for dual-screen devices?
Windows 10 X is the future of dual-screen devices, and doesn’t ditch keyboards
At Microsoft's annual Surface hardware event, the company announced Windows 10 X, a software platform designed specifically for dual-screen PCs. It's not a new version of Windows, or a brand new operating system in itself. Instead, it takes the core of Windows 10 and reimagines the interfaces to take advantage of dual-screen devices.
Microsoft’s Windows 10X OS may be featured on dual-screen devices
Recent leaks indicate that Microsoft has been working on a lighter version of the Windows 10 operating software, which has gone under the aliases Windows Lite and Windows 10X. According to the reports, this new operating system is designed to work on dual-screen devices.
This Windows Core OS concept feels like the future I’ve always wanted
Microsoft is rumored to debut its own Windows Core OS-powered device at its upcoming Oct. 2 hardware event. But this concept mock-up takes the potential of a modular operating system to the next level, showing how it would function in active workplaces that might not have access to a desktop interface.
Windows 10 officially powers over 900 million devices
With the support for Windows 7 slated to end at the beginning of 2020, Microsoft has reported a week ahead of its annual Surface event that Windows 10 officially has more than 900 million active device,s from PCs to Windows smartphones, currently utilizing the operating system.
The U.S. government issues warning to install this emergency Windows update
Google Chrome might be the most popular web browsers, but a small percentage of Windows users are still depending on the older Internet Explorer browser. If that covers you, then Microsoft is now urging you to install an emergency patch as soon as possible in order to avoid possible malicious attacks from hackers.
One of Windows 10’s best canceled features might be making a comeback
For a brief testing period, a Windows Sets feature had allowed users to group certain tasks and open new instances of them in new tabs in any given window. The feature never made it to the final version of the Windows 10 Fall Creators Update, but it might soon make a comeback.
Windows 10 update to fix Cortana bug breaks some users’ start menus
Another day, another Windows 10 update issue. The problem this time is that a fix rolled out for a Cortana bug has caused further issues of its own, by breaking the start menu of some users. Users have found that the update causes their start menu to stop working, with a critical error message.
How to set up Windows Hello
From FaceID or the fingerprint and face scanners found on Android devices, physical text passwords are a thing of the past. But did you know that you can log in to your Windows 10 device the same way? With just a few simple steps you can log in to your computer or laptop using just your face or your finger. Here's how.
Despite changes by Microsoft, Windows 10 might still be remotely spying on you
Following a 2017 investigation by the Dutch Data Protection Authority, Microsoft made significant overhauls in its Windows 10 April 2018 Update to the way user telemetry data is collected. Despite the changes, the same watchdog agency is once again raising new concerns relating to Windows 10.
Windows 10 tablet mode isn’t disappearing, but it’s now harder to find
Microsoft has announced the latest Windows 10 Insider build, which includes some changes to how a 2-in-1 hybrid laptop will deal with "tablet posture." When a keyboard is removed from the screen, such as on a Surface Pro, Windows will no longer prompt you to enter tablet mode as it currently does.
Hackers can easily watch your every move, control PCs with free NanoCore Trojan
You might want to make sure you're up and running with the latest version of Windows and your antivirus software. Researchers have discovered a very dangerous remote access trojan (RAT), which if your PC is not fully patched and updated, could leave even amateur hackers in complete control of your PC.
Latest Windows 10 update is causing random reboots and can break Visual Basic
The latest update for Windows 10 includes patches against two critical vulnerabilities but is causing a string of issues including random reboots and failure to install. The update was made available on Tuesday this week. However, some users have run into problems when trying to apply the latest update.
Windows 10 has two critical vulnerabilities; update now to avoid infection
If you're running any version of Windows 10, you should update your computer as soon as possible. Microsoft recently alerted users that it patched two critical remote code execution (RCE) "wormable" vulnerabilities, which could have allowed hackers to spread malware to PCs without your knowledge or any interaction.
As end of support nears, Windows 7 users are finally moving to Windows 10
Statistics show that Windows 7 users could finally be moving away from the aging operating system in favor of Windows 10. In July 2019, Windows 7's market share of the personal computer market fell roughly 3.6% --- one of the largest drops in the history of the operating system.
Windows 10 upgrades are now delivered differently. Here’s why that matters
With the Windows 10 19H2 Update, Microsoft is making some big changes to the way major releases are rolled out. You'll still be seeing the latest versions of Windows through Windows Update, but under the hood, things work very differently. Here's an explanation of how things work, and how it will impact you.
A new Cloud Download feature could change the way you reinstall Windows 10
Microsoft could be working on an internet recovery feature for Windows 10, according to a tweet from well-known leaker WalkingCat. Such a feature would make it much much easier to reinstall Windows in the event of operating system failure, eliminating the need to manually use a recovery image on a USB stick or DVD.