A lot of pieces of hardware go into making up the computers we use on a daily basis. On a broad level, we all know about RAM, hard drives, video cards, and so on, but when you really drill it down to specifics, how much do you really know about the hardware you’re using? There’s a lot to know, and no one can possibly expect you to remember it all. Check out this article from MakeUseOf.com
The Windows 10 Technical Preview is now available to everyone who wants it, but Microsoft’s claim that it’s an early build is no joke. There are bugs, driver issues and other problems that make it a poor choice for your primary computer. If you don’t have a second PC to install it on, however, don’t fret. We’ll guide you through the new Windows one screenshot at a time. Check out this article from MakeUseOf.com
The Windows 10 Technical Preview adds all sorts of nifty new features designed to appeal to PC power users, but it also includes some nifty newcomers that you can’t actually see—fresh keyboard shortcuts! Get the keys on these shortcuts from PCWorld.com
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Congratulations! You’ve signed up for Microsoft’s Windows Insider program, downloaded the Windows 10 Technical Preview ISO file, and are just about ready to install it. Consider this your orientation for your new operating system. Get the latest news on this article from PCWorld.com
Evernote may have started as an organization tool, but it’s busily evolving itself into a tool for organizations—if it can find ways to stand out from the burly crowd of established players. Get some tips on this article from PCWorld.com
Security has finally become a serious issue for smartphone owners. The high-profile leaks of undressed celebrity iPhone owners, combined with a constant stream of warnings about Android bugs and malware, has left many people feeling uncertain. Even governments cannot be trusted to respect their citizen’s privacy. Check out this article from MakeUseOf.com