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Between AI overload, feature bloat, and a growing sense that Windows no longer feels like your computer, more users are looking elsewhere. And with cheaper Macs and better Linux options, Microsoft may be pushing people out faster than it realizes.
Microsoft's announcement of the Surface Studio, a desktop and tablet hybrid that features an interesting dial interface element, last week seemed to be a pretty big hit among creatives.
The New York Times is reporting that HP is preparing to unveil a new ultra thin laptop that is rumored to be a close rival to Apple's 12-inch MacBook that made its debut last year.
It's no secret that Microsoft is excited about Windows 10, and is doing their best to push the new software to users.
If you’re looking for an external optical drive to use on a Windows PC and happen to have an Apple SuperDrive handy, installing a Boot Camp driver on the Windows PC will give you that functionality.
Late last week, my Microsoft Surface Book was delivered. I've been testing it and enjoying the experience of having and using a Windows 10 machine ever since.
I have been using Windows 8 for about two months now, and I think the operating system has great potential.
If you’re not a fan of Ubuntu’s new unity desktop, before you ditch it completely, you might want to try customizing it a bit.
Today, I’m bringing you the news that Microsoft have acquired Skype, the online video conferencing giant, for a whopping $8.5 million dollars!
I was lucky enough to pick up one of the new HP laptops from eBay for $500.00 (£350.99, 448.99Euro).
Many have seen that the iTunes App Store is about to hit 10 billion downloads. Its amazing that in less that 3 years there has been almost 10 billion downloads (app store was first released on July 11, 2008 with the 2.0 software.) Apple…
I recently bought this lovely inkjet printer known as the MP560. This printer was released by Canon on the 24th of June, 2009.
*This is part of a series about iWork, click the following links to read about Pages and Numbers!
*This is part of a series about iWork, click the following links to read about Pages and Keynote!
I have been using Windows since I was 10 years old- I like it very much. Now, though, I’m beginning to try using my Mac.
As the evolution of PCs and Macs continues, one can’t help but notice the trend in both desktop PCs and Macs.
CNet Story The highest court in the land is hearing oral debate as to whether or not to remove the more or less laissez faire policy on graphic content in video games.
What happened to Internet Explorer? I can’t remember the last time I used it. When Mozilla Firefox came out, I’ve viewed the web in a totally different way; and now with Google Chrome, my browsing life has changed forever.