Today, you can ask Windows 10’s digital assistant Cortana to remind you to buy milk, to dictate an email, and to tell you how tall the Empire State Building is. But next year, you can tell her to get your PC out of bed, too. Check out why on this article from this link PCWorld.com
What started out as two students’ research project has transformed into a multi-billion dollar corporation that offers a wide variety of services while also trying to find a foothold in nearly every aspect of our lives. Check this article from this link MakeUseOf.com
Emails are supposed to be a convenient method of communication, but many of us spend much more time than we would like to trying to make sense of our Inbox. Without proper organization, you might find that emails are costing you more time than they save. To help organizing your emails, click this link to the article MakeUseOf.com
Intel finally lifted the kilt to show us details of its 6th generation CPU. Besides being faster and using less power than its predecessors, Skylake chips can drive multiple 4K displays, feature new instructions to speed up security operations, and even hardened memory defenses. This article from PCWorld.com will give us overview of the new Intel Skylak CPU. Click this link to the article PCWorld.com
Windows users are encouraged to update their computers as soon as possible, after Microsoft pushed out a patch for an issue in Internet Explorer that lets attackers remotely run malicious code with whatever privileges the current user has. Click this link to the article PCWorld.com
The launch of Windows 10 in 190 countries has been met with excitement, with many expressing satisfaction with Windows 10. Fans have asked for a better operating system; Microsoft engineers have answered. Check this article from this link MakeUseOf.com
Google did more than just pull the cover off its Android Marshmallow statue Monday. It also released the final software development kit, and third developer preview, for what’s now called Android 6.0. More of this latest news from PCWorld.com. Click this link to the article PCWorld.com