For years, the “year of the Linux desktop” was right around the corner: Open-source software would displace Windows (or Window$), and usher in a glorious, peaceful revolution in the computing industry. Check out this article from PCWorld.com
If you despaired that Windows 10 Mobile would add new features before its launch this fall, good news: Build 10536 include better Photos management and a new universal one-handed mode. But the upgrade process is more labyrinthine than usual, and Lumia 1020 owners may want to skip it entirely. Check out this latest article from PCWorld.com
oogle may be working up a number of photo tricks for its camera app.
Android Police tore into a pre-release build of Google Camera, and found several new clues about what version 3.0 might include. The first is SmartBurst, which fires off a quick succession of photos with your camera. Check out this article from PCWorld.com
An email signature can be more than a goodbye salute. Do it well and your recipients will pause for a second before they send it on its way to the trash. Do it creatively and the signature could be a memorable gem in a cluttered inbox. Get some tips from this article on this link MakeUseOf.com
Navigating files and folders using the native Mac file browser Finder is easy enough, but there are many more features hidden behind menus and keyboard shortcuts. Check this article from MakeUseOf.com
The Moto X Pure Edition has a hidden trick: it works with Google’s Project Fi.
ZDNet’s Kevin C. Tofel discovered this when he popped his Project Fi SIM card into his new Moto X Pure Edition. It worked, although with a few limitations. While he was able to get 16Mbps over HSPA+, there didn’t appear to be a full LTE connection. It’s also impossible to force a connection to Sprint, so he was only able to test it with T-Mobile and Wi-Fi. Check this article from PCWorld.com
Not every crowdfunded project is going to result in a product: This much is a given. But the State of Washington took one such project to court—and won. Check this article from PCWorld.com